Basic Info

ASTM A689 is a specification that covers the standard requirements for carbon and alloy steel bars for springs, designed for various industrial applications. These steel bars are typically hot-wrought and subjected to heat treatment to achieve desired mechanical properties, such as tensile strength, yield strength, and hardness. ASTM A689 outlines specific chemical composition limits, heat treatment conditions, and dimensional tolerances to ensure consistent quality and performance of the finished products. This standard serves as a crucial guideline for manufacturers and users in the spring industry to produce and select appropriate steel bars that meet their specific requirements for spring applications.

Characteristics

Spring Steel Specification: ASTM A689 is specifically tailored for carbon and alloy steel bars used in the manufacturing of springs. This includes various types of springs such as coil springs, flat springs, and wire springs.

Heat Treatment Requirement: The standard specifies heat treatment processes such as annealing, normalizing, or tempering to achieve desired mechanical properties suitable for spring applications. Heat treatment helps enhance the material’s strength, hardness, and resilience.

Chemical Composition Limits: ASTM A689 outlines strict limits on the chemical composition of steel bars, including carbon, manganese, phosphorus, sulfur, and silicon. These limits ensure the material’s suitability for spring manufacturing and performance.

Quality Assurance: ASTM A689 ensures quality assurance by setting stringent requirements for manufacturing processes, testing procedures, and documentation. This helps manufacturers produce reliable and high-quality spring steel bars that meet industry standards and customer expectations.

ASTM A689 Data Sheet

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