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SUPERSEDING
Fed. f@ec. QQ-S-634
January 6, 1$65

FEDElbiL SPECIFICATION

STEEL, BAR, CARBON, COLD FINISHED,

(STANDARD QUALITY)
‘Ibis specification was approved by the Commissioner,
Federal Supply Service, GeneLal Services Administra-
tion, rOI. tie use of all Federal agencies.

1. SCOPE AND CLASSIFICATION

1.1 =. This specification covers standard quality cold finished

carbon ateel bars for general fabrication purpoaee (ace 6.1).

1.2 Classification.

1 1.2.1 Descriptive requirement.

1.2.1.1 Cheiiical composition. Standard quality bars are furnished to

p chemical composition in accordance with the steel r.!radenumbers and comnosi
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tion of Fed. Std. No. 66 or to minimums , ❑aximums, and ranges in accordance
with Fed. Std. No. 66 (see 6.3).

1.2.1.2 Chemical composition and mechanical properties. Standard quality

bars are furnished to chemical composition and to mechanical property reqyire-
mente. Mechanical properties tire specified to minimum or maximum properties
rather than ranges. The mechanical properties should be compatible with the
chemical composition. Hardneas is specified to minimum, maximum, or to
ranges in accordance with the thermal treatment received (see 3,4.1).
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1.2.2 Additional descriptive requirement.
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Austenite grain size (ace 3.3).

1.2.3 Condition. Standard quality bars are furnished in the cold finished
condition, either as cold drawn (CD) or cold finished (CF) or in the follow-
ing additional thermal or mechanical treatments:

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AnneaLed and cold%awn (ACIl) (see 6.2.1) .

Normalized and cold drawo (NCD) (see 6.2.1)
Normalized, cold drawn, and stress relieved (NCDSR)
Normalized, tempered, and cold drawn (NTCD)
Drawn at elevated temperature (DET)
Turned and polished (TP) (gee 6.6)
Turned, ground, and polished (TGP) (see 6.6)
Annealed, cold drawn, and stress relieved (ACDSR)
Quenched and tempered and cold drawn (QTCD)
Quenched and tempered, cold drawn and stress relieved (QTCDSR)
Cold drawn and stress relieved (CDSR)
Drawn at elevated temperature and stress relieved (DETSR)
Cold’ drawn, ground, and polished (COGP)

1.2.4 Forlns. Standard quality bars are furnished in the following forms,
as specified””(see 6.2).

Rounds
Squares
Hexagons
Flats
Special bar sections

1.2.5 Size. Standard quality bars are furnished in the following size
ranges, a~ecified (see 6.2).

Rounds, up to 9 inches, inclusive

Sauares. up to 4 inches. inclusive
H~xagons, ~p to 3-1/8 inches, inclusive
Flats, 1/8 inch and over in specified thickness, and up to
12 inches in specified width
Special bar sizes - Consult producer

2. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 The following documents of the issue in effect on date of invitation

for bids or request for proposal, form a part of this specification to the
extent specified herein:

Federal specification:

H-B-621 - Brush, Stencil

Federal standards:

Fed. Std. No. 4S - Tolerances for Steel and Iron Wrought Products
Fed. Std. No. 66 - Steel: Chemical Composition .and Hardenability
Fed: Std. No. 123-Marking for Domestic Shipment (Civilian Agencies)
Fed. Teat Method Std. No. 151 - Metals; Test Methoda

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(Activitiesnutsfde’the Federal Gov—nt may obtain copies of Federal

Spectiications, Standards, and Randbooks as Gutlined under General Informa-
tion in the Index of Federal ~ecificationa and Standards and at the prices
.lndicatedln the Index. Tha hdex, which includes cumulative monthly supple-
ments as issued, ‘is for sale on a subscription basis by the Suparlntendent of
Documents, .U.S. Government.Prjmtlng Office, Washington, D.C. 2C402.

“(Singlecopies of th.tsspecification and other Federal Specifications re-

quired by activities outside the Fedaral Government for bidding purposes are
available withnut diarge frcsr.Business 2ervice Centers at the General Ser-
vices Admiti8tre.tionRegional offices in Boston, New York, Washington, D. C.,
Atlanta, Chicago, Ransas City, Mo., Fort Worth, Denver, San Francisco, LcIs
Angeles and Seattle, Washington.

(Feder&.Government activities maj.obtain copies of Federal ~cifications,

I
~ds, @ Sandb.oks end the Index of Federal Specificat.ione ~d -~&s
frae the established distrubtion points in their agencies. )

Mil.ltary Standards :

141LA31D-129
- l.kmking for Shipment and .%erage.
MIIA?TD:163 - Steel Mill Prcducts preparation fcm Sl@mant end Storage.

(Copies of Military ~ecificatiens and Staudards required by .ontractnrs

r in COIUleCtiOll with SpCCifiC precurarnant functiom Bhad & rJbtai~d fr~
the procuring acti.iltyor as directed by the contracting officer.)

2.2 Other PUblication. The following documents form a part of this speci-
fication to the axtent specified herein. Unless a specific issue is identi-
fied, the issue in effect a date of invitation for bids or request for
proposal .-shall
apply..

American .%ctety.for Testing and Materials (A91?f)Standards:

Fa - Tension Testing of Metallic Materials.
EIO - Eminell mess of Metallic Meterlels.
KL8 - Rcckwel.1Hardness and Rockvell Superficial Hardness of
Metd.1.icMaterials.
E2.1.2
-.Estimating Average Grain Size of Matala.

(Ap@lcatiem for copies should be addressed to the An!ericanSnciety for

Teatiag and .l&terials, 1916.Race Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103.)

“Natl* Motor Treight Treffic Aesoeiation, Inc., Agent:

:Nationd Motor .Freight“ClassifIcation.
(Application fer copies shall be addressed to the National M&or II’eight
Tr_ic ‘&SCCiatiCm, :hc., Agent, ‘1616 P Street, Ii.
W., Waahjmgton, D.C. 20036.)

Uniform,.Classification
Ccamnittee,Agent:
Unlform”Preight ClaasifIcatlnn.

(&plt6ation for copies ahctildbe addressed to the Unjform Claeaification

&y~#=yu&&$%&.. Officer,
~ Roan 202 Union Staticm, 516 W. Jackson

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(Technical society and technical association specification and standards

are generally available for reference from libraries. They are also dis-
tributed among groups and using Federal agencies. )

3. REQUIREMENTS
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3.1 Chemical composition.

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3,1.1 Nhen standard quality bars are ordered to chemical composition only,
the bars may be ordered to identification grade numbers (ace 6.3) or applica-
ble ranges or maximum or minimum limits (see 6.3). A ladle analysis of each
heat of steel shall be furnished by the supplier.

3.1.2 Nhen standard quality bars are ordered to chemical composition and
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mechanical properties, chemical composition shall be specified as in,3.1.1
and the supplier shall furnish a ladle analysis of each heat.
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3.1.3 Check analysis. The chemical composition, as determined by check

analysis, shall meet the requirements for the specified composition provided
that in a heat of steel the individual tolerances do not vary both above and
below the ranges shown for check analyais tolerances in Fed. Std. No. 66.

3.2 Mechanical properties. When standard quality bars are apecif ied to
chemical composition and mechanical properties, the mechanical properties of
the test specimens representing the ateel shall meet the requirements aa
shown on the drawing or in the contract or order.

3.3 Austenite grain size. k!hen specified in the contract or order, stand-
ard quality bara may be specified to coarae (l-5, inclusive) or fine (5-8,
inclusive) grain size. Unless otherwise specified, at least 70 percent of
tha graina shall comply with the ordered size.

3.4 Condition. Unless otherwise specified in the contract or order, stand-

ard quality bars shall be furnished in the cold finished condition (CF) either
as cold rolled (CR) or (CD) cold drawn (ace 1.2).

3.4.1 Additional thermal treatments. When specified in the contract or

order, standard quality bars may be specified to the following thermal treat-
ments to meet requirements for hardnesa or mechanical properties (ace 3.2 and
6.2).

(a) Annealed. Bara may be specified to a maximum hardneaa after

the anneal ing treatment. Maximum hardnesa la dependent on end use and shall
be aa specifiad on the drawinga or in the contract or order, or as agreed
between the supplier and procuring activity.

(b) Normalized. Bara may ba specified to a maximum hardneaa after

the normalizing treatment. Maximum hardneas shall be aa specified on the
drawing or in the contract or order, or aa agreed between the supplier and
procuring activity.

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(c) Quenched and tempered. Bars may be: specified to a hardneas

range or to mechanical propertied. The hardness range shall be as specified
on the drawing or in the contract or order, or as agreed between the supplier
and procuring agency. Mechanical properties for the test specimen represent.
ing the steel shall be as specified on the drawing or in the contract or
order, or as agr,eed between the supplier and the procuring activity.

(d) Strese relieved. Bars may be specified to a maximum or minimum

hardness. The maximum or minimum hardneas ehall be aa specified on the draw-
ing or in the contract or order , or as agreed between the supplier @nd procur-
ing activity.

3.5 Finish. Bars shall be furnished aa cold finished with a surface coat-
ing of oil or other rust inhibiting material.

3.6 Dimensions. Dimenaiona shall be as specified in the contract or order;

or on the applicable drawing (ace 1/2.5 and 6.2). Dimensional tolerancee
from specified size shell be in accordance with Fed. Std. No. 48 as shown in
table I.
Table I. Tolerance reference

Fed. Std. 48
Tolerance reference

Size - rounds cold drawn or

turned and polished rounds,
turned and polished
hexagons, cold drawn
squares - cold drawn
flats - cold finished 2al

Size - rounds turned, ground

and polished, or cold’drawn,
ground and polished’ 2a2

Random lengths 2a3

Specific lengths 2a4

Straightness
I 2a5

3.7 Identification marking. Bara ehall be marked for identification ae

specified In the contract or order. For De fanae Supply Agency procurement,
bara wil 1 be cent inuoua 1y marked aa follows:

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3.
(a) All bars 1/2 inch or more in width of flat or diameter shall be
marked at intervals not greater than 3 feet throughout length of bar with
specif f.cation number, grade, heat number , and contractor!s name or trade-
mark. The surface to be marked shall be clean, dry, and entirely free of
oil, grease, and other substances that may adversely af feet the adhesive
quality Of the marking inks. After marking, sufficient drying time shall
be allowed to prevent smearing, The marking shall not rub off or be
smeared by contact incident to normal handing during shipment or storage.

(b) Bars smaller than 1/2 inch in width of flat or “diamater!ahall be

bundled and tagged with the specification number, grade, heat number, -and”
contractor!s name or trademark at each end with an extra tag included in the
bundle.

3.8 Workmanship.’ Bars shall be clean and free from pipe, segregation,
surface defects, and other defects which may affect detrimentally the suits-
bility of the bars for their intended use.

4. QUALITY ASSUIUU?CE PROVISIONS

4.1 Responsibi Lity for inspection. Unlese otherwise specified in the con-
tract or purchase order, the supplier ie responsible for the performance of
all inspection requirements ae specified herein. Except as otherwise speci-
fied in the contract or order, the supplier may utilize hie own or any other
facilities suitable for the performance of the inspection requirement speci-
fied herein unleee disapproved by the Government. The Government reeemea
the right to perform any of the inepectiona eet. forth in the specification
where such inspectio~ el.ede-d ~eceSS~ to a~a~e tit auppliea and Ser-
vices conform to prescribed requirements.

4.2 ~. Unleee otherwise specif~ed in the contract or order, a lot ehall

consist of all bare submitted for inspection at the came time of the came
heat (of the same batch for thermally treated bars which are batch treated) ,
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and Of the “same size, thickness, or shape.
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4.3 Sampling.

4.3.1 For chemical analysie. At least one samjle shall be taken from each
lot for check analysie.

4.3.2 For mechanical propertied. At leaet two eemples for tension testing
shall be taken from each lot, except that when the finished material from a
lot is leas than 30 tona one test sample ehall be taken.

4.3.3 For hardnese teets. At leaat two aemplee for hardness teste shall
be taken from each lot.

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.4.3.4 Austenite grain size. At least one sample from each lot shall be
taken for checking austenite grain size. ,,

4.4 Examination.

4.4.1 Visual. Unless otherwise specified in the contract or order, all

bars in each lot shall be examined for compliance with the requirements for
finish (see 3.5), identification marking (see 3.7), and workmanship (see 3,8)1

4.4.2 Dimensions. Unless ntherwise specified in the contract or order,

all bars in each lot shall be measured to determine compliance with the
dimensional requirements (see 3.6).

4.4.3 Preparation for delivery. Prior to shipment, examination shall be

made to determine compliance vith the requirements of section 5.

4.5 Test.

4.5.1 Chem~cal composition. Samples for check analysis shall be prepared

and tested in accordance with methnd 111 or method 112 of Fed. Test MethOd
Std. No. 151. In case of dispute, analysis by method 111 shall be the basis
for acceptance or rejection.

4.5.2 Tension tests. Specimens for tensile testing shall be prepared and
tested in accordance with ASTM E 8.

4.5.3 Hardnels tests. Specimens for hardness testing shall be prepared

and tested in accordance with ASTM E 10 or E 18, as applicable.

4.5.4 Austenite grain size. Specimens for austenite grain size tisting
shall be prepared and tested in accordance with ASTM E 112.

4.6 Marking adhesion. A clean, dry brush (confomning to H-B-621, type L)

shall be applied (10 strokee) across the markinge, ueing sufficient pressure
to bend the bristles 15 to 20 desrees in order to determine proper adherence
of marking inks required in 3.7.

4.7 Rejection and retest. Unless otherwise specified in the contract or

order, rejection and retest shall be conducted in accordance with the general
section of Fed. Test Method Std. No. 151.

5. PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY

5.1 Preservation and packaging. Preservation and packaging shall be level

A .or C as specified (see 6. 2).

5.1.1 Jevel A. Preservation and packaging shall be in accordance with the

applicable requirements of MIL- STD- 163.

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5.1.2 Level C. Unless otherwise specified, cleaning, drying, preservation,

I and DaCkaEin!2 shall be in accordance with the manufacturer 1s standard Dractice.
prov~ding-it-insures protection for the product during shipmerit and aa}e deliv~
ery to its destination,

5.2 Packing. Bars shall be packed for shipment in accordance with levels
A or C aa specified (ace 6.2).

5.2.1 Level A. Bars shall be packed in accordance with the applicable

requirements of MIL-STD- 163..

5.2.2 —.
Level C Packing shall be in accordance with commercial prac”tice
adequate to ensure acceptance and delivery by the carrier for the mode of
transportation employed. Container: shall comply with the requirements of
I the Uniform Freight Classification or National Motor Freight Classification,
as applicable to the mods of transportation.

5.3 Markin&.

5.3.1 Civil agencies. In addition to any special marking specified in the

contract or order, marking for shipment shall be in accordance with Fed. Std.
No. 123.

5.3.2 Military activities. In addition to any special marking specified

in the contract or order, marking for shipment shall be in accordance with
MIL-STD-129.

6. NOTES

6.1 Intended use. Standard quality cdld finished carbon steel bars are
u+oduced from sDecial quality hot rolled bars for the purpose of improving
surface finiah, dimensional accuracy’ and machinability. They are used in
applications invOlving fOrging, heat treating, machining, etc. For cold
drawn or cold rolled cold finished bara, the teneile and yield strength are
increased and the machinability is improved. Standard quality bars may be
specified with restrictive requirements, special processing requirements, or
for identified applications. ~en critical methods of fabrication, machiriing,
heat treating , and end use requirements are required, standard quality steel
plus one or mere of these requirements, if technically compatible may result
in an overall savinga in the production of parts or iteme from the steel bars.
The following cempriae the special requirements:

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Restrictive requirements
Special discard
Special heat treating requirements

Testing requirements
Macroetch test
Fracture test
Nonmetallic inclusion test

Special surface

Restricted requirements
Restricted mechanical properties
Restricted chmical composition
Restricted size tolerance
Restricted length tolerance

Special processing requirements

Special straightness
Special recutting of bar ends
I Special chamfering of bar ands
Special surface coating

: ● Identified applications
Cold heading and cold forging quality
Cold extrusion quality

6.2 tkdaw data. Purchasers 8hould select the preferred options permit-
ted herein, and include the fol.lo’ulngInformation in procurement docuuents:

I (a) Title, number and date of this specification.

(b) Chemical composition or chemical compos ition and mechanical

property requirements (see 1.2.1, 3.1, and 3.2)
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‘i (c) Condition, if other than cold finished (see 1.2.3 and 3.4)

(d) Austenite grain size, coarse or fine, if required (ace 1.2,2

and 3.3)

(e) Maximum hardness of mechanical properties if condition othar

than as cold finished is required (ace 3 .4)

(f) Form and siza (see 1.2.4, 1.2.5, and 3.6)

(i?) Identification marking (see 3.7)

(h). Level of preservation and level of packing required (see sec-

‘o
tion 5)

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6.2.1 Cold finished bars. In the pro urem+t of cold finished bars under
0.55 percent carbon the CD condition wil‘? meet most requirements end ie
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generally beet suited for further machining without as~eeement of extree
for thermal treatment as represented by the ACF and NCF condition. It ie
suggested that if thermal treatment to relieve etreeses before subsequent
,use or working ie required the cold finished stress relieved (CDSR) be
procured.

6.3 Selection of chemicel ccxnposition.

6.3.1 Steel grade dee ignation. Designat ione covering chemical composition
c-nly produced to this specification are ae follows:

1010 1020 1040 1049

1015 1022 1042 1050
1016 1025 1045
1018 1026 1046
1019 1035 1048

6.3.2 Minimum and maximum 1imits and ranges. Although standard quality
bars -e “e”ally ordered to grade deeignationa, the COmPOsitlOns -Y be Pr?-
pered using the ladle rangee and limits shown in table II. For steel manu-
factured by any process, the elements comprising the deeired chemical compo-
sitions are specified in one of three ways:

(e) By e maximum limit: ●

(b) By a minimum limit.

(c) By minimum and iaaximum limits, termed the range; by ccmmmn

usage, the range ie the arithmetical difference between
the tvo limits (e.g. 0.60 to 0.72 is a 0.12 range).

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Table II. Cold finikhed carbon steels other

than etendard &r.adea

Ladle chemical ranges and limits

Chemical ranges and limite, percent
When maximum
Element of specified Range I.oweet
element ie: max.

Carbon 0.06
See note 1 ,To 0.12 incl. -.
Over 0.12 to 0.25 incl. 0.05
Over 0.25 to 0.40 incl. 0.06”
Over 0.40 .to 0.55 inclo 0.07
Over 0.5S to 0.80 incl. “0.10
over 0.’80 .0..13
Manganeee 0,35
To 0.40 incl. ,0.15
Over 0.40 to 0.50 incl. 0.20
Over. O.50 to 1.65 incl. 0.30
~oaphorus Baeic steels:

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To .0.040 incl . 0.040
Over 0.040 to O.08’ incl, 0.03
Over 0.08 to 0.13 incl. 0.05
f.
Sulfur
I Basic Steele:
To 0.050 incl,, 0.050

Basic steele:
Over 0.050 to 0.09 incl. . 0.03
Over 0.09 to 0.15 incl. 0.05
oVer’o.15to 0.23 incl. 0.07
Over 0.23 to 0.35 incl. 0.09
,. Silicon 0.10
To 0.10 incl.
Over 0.10 to 0.15 incl”. 0.08
Cver 0.15 to 0.20 incl. 0.10
Over 0.20 to 0.30 incl. 0.15
Over 0.30 to.O.60 incl. 0.20
Copper When copper is required, 0.20 minimum is 8&erally used

NOTE 1: Carbon: The carbon rangee shown in the column headed “Range”’ apply
when the specified .meximum limit for manganese does not excead 1.10 percent.
When the maximum manganese 1imit exceede 1.10 percent, edd 0.01 to the carbnn
ranges ehown above.

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6.4 Supersession data. QQ-S-634 superseded that part of QQ-S-633 covering

cold finished steel bars. Merchant quality hot rolled steel bars are covered
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in 00-S-630 and soecial aualitv hot rolled bars in 00-S-
.. 631. Free machining
CoIj ‘finished ste~l bars ‘are c&ered in QQ-s-637. .,

6.5 Relationship to commercial standards. Standard quality cold finished

carbon steel bars specified” to chemistry only are similarly covered in ASTM
A 108.

6.6 Mechanical properties of turned, ground, and polished cold finished

bars, Cold finished bars produced by machining operations such as turning,
~shing, and grinding are essentially the same as the hot rolled bars from
which they are produced.

6.7 International standardization aF.reement. Cold- finished carbon steel

bar claeses 1010, 1012, 1015, 1018, 1020, 1025, and 1095 are the subject of
international etanderdization agreement (ABC-Navy- STD-41, “Interchangeabilityy/
Equivalency of Carbon and Al 10Y Steele in Bar Form for General Dockyard
Repairs”).

MILITARY CUSTODIANS :
Preparing activity:
Army -MR
Army - MR
Navy - AS
Air Force - 11
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Navy - AS
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Army - MI, ME
Navy - .%-l
Air Force -

Ordars for this publication are to be placed with General Services Admin-
istration, acting as an agent for the Superintendent of Documents. See
Section 2 of thla speclflcatlon to obtain copies end other documents re-
ferenced herein. Price Is cents each.

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