Plates
ARMOUR PLATES
Plates made of armour steels are manufactured in several degrees of hardness, or shooting resistance. Armours of middle hardness are used mostly for armouring heavy vehicles; armours of high hardness are used for lightweight military vehicles, resistant mailny against infantry weapons. Armour plates made of martenzitic steels can be welded utilizing usually manual arc welding or automatic submerged-arc welding methods. An advantageous method is shielded welding.
| Grade |
Min. Yield Strength ReH 1) [MPa] |
Tensile Strength Rm 1) [MPa] |
Min. Elongation 1) [%] |
CEV 2) | HB Hardness |
Condition after heat treatment |
Dimension table No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
43 PSM (A) 49 S (A) 42 SM (A) 52 S (A) |
400 | 600 | 25 | 0,95 | 180-250 | soft annealed | table 2 |
| 850 | 1 050 | 7 | 280-340 | heat treated | |||
|
2 P (A) V 2-9 |
450 | 650 | 25 | 0,65 | 200-250 | soft annealed | table 2 |
| 1 200 | 1 400 | 10 | 370-430 | heat treated |
1) approximate values
2) CEV values for information only
