DIN EN 10130 2007-02 PDF

Full title and description

STB DIN EN 10130:2007-02 — Cold rolled low carbon steel flat products for cold forming — Technical delivery conditions. This entry refers to the German adoption (DIN version) of EN 10130:2006, published as DIN EN 10130 with a correction issued shortly after publication.

Abstract

Specifies technical delivery conditions for uncoated, cold‑rolled low carbon steel flat products intended for cold forming. It defines product forms (sheet, coil, slit coil, cut lengths), dimensional limits, mechanical and chemical requirements, ordering information, inspection and testing requirements, and exclusions for products covered by other specific standards.

General information

• Status: Published / active as the DIN adoption of EN 10130 (corrigendum published).
• Publication date: 1 February 2007 (DIN EN 10130:2007-02).
• Publisher: Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) — German version of EN 10130:2006.
• ICS / categories: 77.140.50 (Flat steel products and semi‑products).
• Edition / version: DIN EN 10130:2007-02 (identical in content to EN 10130:2006, with a DIN corrigendum published 2007‑04).
• Number of pages: 14 (standard document length reported in national catalogues).

Scope

The standard applies to cold‑rolled, uncoated low carbon steel flat products intended for cold forming, supplied in rolled widths equal to or greater than 600 mm and nominal thicknesses from 0.35 mm up to (unless otherwise agreed) 3 mm. Products covered include sheet, coil, slit coil and cut lengths obtained from slit coil or sheet. It excludes cold‑rolled narrow strip (rolling width < 600 mm) and flat products already covered by separate EN standards (for example magnetic steels, blackplate in coils, high yield steels for cold forming, narrow strip standards, and enamelling steels).

Key topics and requirements

• Product forms and definitions: sheet, coil, slit coil and cut lengths from slit coil or sheet.
• Dimensional limits and tolerances: rolled width >= 600 mm; thickness range typically 0.35 mm to 3 mm unless otherwise agreed.
• Material grades (low carbon / drawing qualities) with specified mechanical properties (tensile strength, yield where applicable) and typical chemical composition limits for drawing steels (DC grades such as DC01, DC03 etc.).
• Surface condition and delivery condition requirements for cold forming, including tolerances on flatness, edge condition and surface imperfections that affect formability.
• Inspection, sampling and testing provisions (mechanical tests, dimensional checks, and where applicable chemical analysis) and requirements for certificates and conformity documentation.
• Ordering information: required to specify product form, gauge, width, tolerances, delivery condition, tests and acceptance criteria, and any deviations from the standard default limits.
• Exclusions and normative references: identifies related EN standards that take precedence for specific product types (e.g., EN 10106, EN 10139, EN 10205, EN 10268, EN 10209).

Typical use and users

Used by steel producers, cold‑rolling mills, metal forming shops, automotive and appliance manufacturers, procurement/specifications engineers, and test laboratories. Typical applications include components produced by cold forming (deep drawing, stamping, bending) where consistent drawing quality and delivery documentation are required.

Related standards

Standards commonly referenced together with EN/DIN EN 10130 include EN 10106 (non‑grain oriented magnetic steel), EN 10126 / EN 10165 (electrical steel semi‑processed strip), EN 10139 (narrow strip), EN 10205 (blackplate in coils), EN 10268 (high yield steels for cold forming), EN 10209 (vitreous enamelling), and other EN/ISO standards covering tolerances, testing and material identification.

Keywords

cold rolled, low carbon steel, drawing quality, flat products, sheet, coil, slit coil, technical delivery conditions, DIN EN 10130, EN 10130, cold forming, drawing steels, DC grades.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: DIN EN 10130:2007-02 is the German adoption of EN 10130:2006 specifying technical delivery conditions for uncoated cold‑rolled low carbon steel flat products intended for cold forming (drawing) applications.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers product forms (sheet, coil, slit coil, cut lengths), dimensional ranges and tolerances (typical width >= 600 mm, thickness ~0.35–3 mm unless otherwise agreed), material grades for drawing, required tests and inspection, ordering information and exclusions for products covered by other EN standards.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Steel mills, cold‑rolling and slitters, metal forming and stamping shops, OEM design and procurement engineers (automotive, white goods), and conformity/test laboratories use the standard to specify and verify drawing‑quality cold‑rolled steel.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The document was published as DIN EN 10130:2007-02 (adoption of EN 10130:2006) and a DIN corrigendum (Berichtigung) was issued in April 2007. National catalogues list the DIN adoption as published; for the definitive current status (confirmation, amendments or later replacements) always check with the relevant national standards body (DIN or your national standards institute).

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — EN 10130 is part of a family of EN standards covering cold‑rolled and coated flat steel products and related technical delivery conditions and tolerances (other EN 10xxx series such as EN 10106, EN 10131, EN 10139, EN 10205, EN 10268 are closely related).

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Cold rolled, drawing quality, low carbon, sheet, coil, slit coil, technical delivery conditions, DIN EN 10130, cold forming, DC grades.