UNI 5007 G35 cast iron is a type of grey iron, G35 is the material grade and UNI 5007 is the standard used in Italy.
G35 gray cast iron contains graphite in the form of flakes, it has good machinability and excellent surface finish. Herein, let us discuss about the chemical composition, mechanical properties, applications and equivalent grades for G35 gray cast iron.
Chemical composition for UNI 5007 G35 gray cast iron:
Chemistry ranges are not specified in the UNI 5007 standard. The iron foundries could adjust the chemical components according to their own experience, as long as their material could meet the mechanical properties. So the chemistry listed in the following sheet just for your reference.
C |
Si |
Mn |
S |
P |
2.9 - 3.0 |
1.2 - 1.5 |
0.7 - 1.1 |
max 0.12 |
max 0.2 |
Mechanical properties for UNI 5007 G35 gray cast iron:
From Italy UNI 5007 1969
Grade |
Nominal section thickness |
Diameter of as-cast test bar |
Minimum tensile strength |
Suggested Brinell hardness |
mm |
mm |
N/mm2 |
kgf/mm2 |
tonf/in2 |
G35 |
7.5-15
15-30
30-50 |
30
30
30 |
343
314
265 |
35
32
27 |
22.2
20.3
17.1 |
255
235
210 |
Application for UNI 5007 G35 gray cast iron:
G35 gray cast iron is used for high loaded machine and apparatus components, for machine tools and compressors.
Cross reference table for Cast iron G35 (UNI) and its European equivalent EN-GJL-350 (EN-JL1060) (EN)
EU
EN |
USA
- |
Germany
DIN,WNr |
Japan
JIS |
France
AFNOR |
England
BS |
Italy
UNI |
Belgium
NBN |
EN-GJL-350 (EN-JL1060) |
50 |
0.06035
GG35 |
FC350 |
FGL350 |
350 |
G35 |
FGG35 |
Spain
UNE |
China
GB |
Sweden
SS |
Bulgaria
BDS |
Hungary
MSZ |
Poland
PN |
Romania
STAS |
Austria
ONORM |
FG35 |
HT350 |
0135 |
Vch35 |
OV35 |
Z135 |
FC350 |
GG35 |
Australia
AS |
Russia
GOST |
Inter
ISO |
India
IS |
Netherlands
NEN |
Luxembourg
- |
COPANT
- |
T350 |
SCH35 |
350
JL350 |
FG350 |
GG35 |
FGG35 |
FG350 |
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