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IS 1730: 1989
Supersedes IS 1731
( Reaffirmed 2004 )

Indian Standard

STEEL PLATES, SHEETS, STRIPSAND

FLATS FOR STRUCTURAL AND GENERAL
ENGINEERING PURPOSES-DIMENSIONS
( Second Reliision )

First Reprint NOVEMBER

UDC

669.14-41:006.78

BUREAU
MANAK

hruary

1990

OF
BHAVAN,

1991

BIS 1990

INDIAN

STANDARDS

9 BAHADUR
SHAH ZAFAR
NEW DELHI 110002

MARG

Price Group 4

Structural Sections Sectional Committee, CED 8

FOREWORD
This Indian Standard (Second Revision) was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards on 20 July 1989,
after the draft finalized by the Structural Sections Sectional Committee had been approved by the Civil
Engineering Division Council.
This standard was first published in 1961 covering steel plates, sheets and strips.
in 1974 it was published in three parts covering plates, sheets and strips separately.

On its first revision

Steel flats which were covered separately in IS 1731 was revised in 1971 on the basis of lSO/R 1035/31965. With the revision of this ISO. recommendation in 1980, the revision of IS 1731 was also felt
necessary. It has now been revised and amalgamated in this second revision of IS 1730, wherein the
dimensions of flats have been aligned with IS0 1035/3-1980 Hot rolled steel bars, Part 3 Dimensions of
flats bars. However, certain rationalized bar sections which are currently produced in the country have
been retained in this specification.
Values of mass have been given in three significant figures.
For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this standard is complied with the final
value, observed or calculated, expressing the result of a test or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance
with IS 2 : 1960 Rules for rounding off numerical values (revised).
The number of significant places
retained in the rounded off value should be same as that of the specified value in this standard.

IS 1730 : 1989

Indian Standard

STEEL PLATES, SHEETS, STRIPS AND

FLATS FOR STRUCTURAL AND GENERAL
ENGINEERING PURPOSES - DIMENSIONS
( Second Revision )
1 SCOPE

4.2 Sizes

1.1 This standard

specifies nominal dimensions,
nominal mass and surface area (for sheets) of hotrolled steel plates, sheets, strips and flats for structural
and general engineering purposes.

The standard nominal sizes of plates corresponding

to the nominal thickness specified in Table I shall
be given in Table 2.
4.3 Mass

1.2 This standard is mainly intended to cover plates,

sheets, strips and flats rolled from steel conforming
to IS 226 : 1975 Structural steel (standard quality)
( jfrh
revision ), IS 961 : 1975 Structural
steel
( high tensile ) ( second revision ), IS 1977 : 1975
Structural steel (ordinary quality) ( second revision ),
IS 2062 : 1984 Weldable structural
steel (third
revision) and IS 8500 : 1977 Weldable structural
steel (medium and high strength qualities ).

The nominal mass for plates in kg/m is given in

Table 3 for information.
5 DIMENSIONS

AND MASS OF SHEETS

5.1 Thickness
The standard nominal thickness of sheets shall be as
given in Table 4.
5.2 Sizes

2 REFERENCES
2.1 The following Indian
adjunct to this standard:

The standard nominal size of sheets corresponding

to nominal thickness specified in Table 4 shall be as
given in Table 5. Surface area and mass of each
sheets are also given in Table 5.

Standard is a necessary
Title

IS No.

6 DIMENSIONS AND MASS OF STRIPS

Rolling and cutting tolerances for

hot-rolled steel products (fourth
revision )

IS 1852 : 1985

6.1 .Tbickness
The standard nominal thickness of strips shall be as
given in Table 6.

3 DESIGNATION

6.2 Sizes

3.1 Hot-rolled steel plates, sheets, strips and flats conforming to this standard shall be designated as under:

The standard nominal sizes of the strips corresponding to nominal thickness specified in Table 6 shall
be as given in Table 7. Mass OI strips in kg/m are
also given in Table 7.

a) Plates shall be designated as ISPL followed

by figures denoting length (mm) X width
( mm) x thickness (mm) of the plates.

7 DIMENSIONS AND MASS OF FLATS

b) Sheets shall be designated as ISSH followed

by figures denoting length (mm) X width
( mm ) x thickness ( mm ) of the sheet.

7.1 The standard nominal thickness of flats shall be

as given in Table 8.

c) Strips shall be designated as ISST followed by

figures denoting
width ( mm) X thickness

7.2 Sizes
The standard nominal sizes of flats corresponding
the nominal thickness specified in Table 8 shall
be as given in Table 9. Mass of flats are also given
in Table 9.

( mm ) of the strip.
d) Flats shall be designated by the width ( mm)
followed by letters ISF and the thickness
(mm).
4 DIMENSIONS

7.2.i Flats above 160 mm in width shall normally

be supplied in round edges.

AND MASS OF PLATES

8 TOLERANCES

4.1 Thickness
The standard nominal thickness
as given in Table 1.

8.1 The rolling and cutting tolerances and mass

tolerances for steel plates, sheets, strips and. flats
shall be as laid down in IS 1852 : 1985.

of plates shall be
1

IS 1730:1989
Table 1 Standard Nominal Thickness of Plate in mm
( Clauses 4.1 and 4.2 )
5.0

10

18

28

45

60

12

20

32

50

7.0

14

22

36

56

80

16

25

40

63

Table 2

Standard Nomiuhl Sizes of Plates

( Chuse 4.2 )

Width
in mm

Length
in mm

900

950

loo0

1100

1200

Maximum

1250

Standard

1400

Nominal

l!%o

1600

Thickness

1800

2ooo

22Qo

2soo

in mm

NWE - lhis table :ives the v;rl~cs of maximum standard nominal thickncsseb for each combination
of Icngth and
witfib. -I his means th;lt any standard nominal thickness ( see Table J ) less than the maximum thickness specified in
For example. for a length-width
combination
of
this table is available f& the particular length-width combination.
By this, it should be understood
12 500x I 600 mm, 40 mm is; Ihe maximum standard nomical thickness specified.
that any standard nominal thickness in the range 5 to 40 mm is available in 12 500x I 600 mm size.

IS 1730 : 1989
Table 3

Width
in mm

900

950

1000

1100

1200

Mass per Metre of Plates

( Clause 4.3 )

1400

1250

Thickness
in mm

1500

1600

1800

2000

2200

628

70.6

785

848
989
113
141
198
170

864
104
121
138
173
207
242
276
311
345

981
118
137
157
196
236
275
314
353
392

2500

Mass* per metre, kg

353

373

39.2

432

47. I

49 1

550

559

7
1:

424
494
70.6
565

447
522
746
597

47
5501
7;:;

518
.
ZK
864

465
660
942
754

589
687
785
981

989
848

104
895

110
942

121
104

132
113

118
137

706
824
942
118
141
165

188
212
236

3:::

100
126
151
176
201
226
251

226
254
283

110
942
126
157
188
220
251
283
314

16
18
20

113
127
141

119
134
149

126
141
157

E
173

151
170
188

157
177
196

660
769
879
110
132
154
176
198
220

2:

155
177

186
I64

173
196

207
236

245
316

275
242

294
259

314
276

311
353

345
392

432
380

432
491

:2
36

226
19s
254

239
209
268

251
220
283

276
242
311

264
301
339

275
314

308
352
396

330
377
424

352
z:

452
396

440
:6:

484
553
621

628
550
706

::

318
283

336
298

353
314

389
345

424
377

:z:

495
440

530
471

565
502

634
:g

628

777
691

785
883

::
63

396
353
445

418
373
470

440
392
495

584
432
544

471
528
593

:t550
618

550
615
692

589
659
742

628
703
791

%
890

z879
789

E!
1 088

1 981
079
1 236

*Based on density of stxl-785

g/cm.

Table 4

Standard Nominal Thickness of Sheets in mm

( Chse 5.1 )

0.40

08fl

112

160

200

280

4.00

OTO

O~)O

I25

I HO

224

315

430

0 (1.J

l(U)

I.40

I IO

2 so

355

465

Table 5
StM&Ud
Nominal
Thickness
in mm

size

mm x mm

I 800x

3000x

2 00 x

Standard Nominal Dimensions and Mass of Sheet

( Clause 5.2 )

m
3
..

2'00 2'24 250

280

315

355

400

430

465

161
201
24.2
255
268
295

170
212
254
268
283
311

190
237
285
301
ii.87

237
297
356
376
396
435

267
334
40-l
423
445
490

30 1
376
451
477
50.2
552

339
424
509
537
565
622

364
466
546
577

394
493
591
624

g.87

E: .

305
318
356
382

322
336
376
402

339
353
396
424

380
396
44.3
475

422
44.2
495
530

678
706
791
848

72.9
760
850
910

788
82 1
920
98.5

377
471
565
576
628
691

405
506
607

z78

E:
743

fz::
730
803

040

050

063

080

090

100

112

1%

534
667
801
845
890
979

678
848
102
107
113
124

7.65
954
114
121
127
140

847
106
127
134
142
156

950
1.19
142
150
158
17.4

106
132
159
168
177
194

119
148
178
188
198
218

136
170
203
215
22.6
249

153
191
229
242
254
280

107
111
125
134

136
141
158
170

153
159
178
191

;;.6
198
212

190
198
222
238

212
221
247
265

237
247
277
297

271
283
317
339

1'40 1'60 1'80 190

Standard
%~%1
Area in ms

Mass* per Sheet in kg

600
750
900
950
1000
1 100

108
135
162
171
180
198

339
424
509
537
565
622

424
530
635
671
7%
777

1200

1250
1100
I 500

216
225
252
270

678
707
791
848

848
883
990
106

600
750
900
950
1 000
1 100

120
150
180
190
200
220

377
471
565
597
628
691

471
588
706
745
785
863

593
742
890
939
989
iO9

753
942
113
12.0
126
138

847
106
127
134
141
155

942
118
141
14.9
157
173

106
132
158
168
176
193

118
147
177
179
196
216

132
165
198
208
22.0
242

151
188
226
236
251
276

170
212
254
268
283
311

179
224
268
283
298
328

188
236
283
298
314
345

211
264
317
334
352
387

236
294
353
372
39.2
432

264
417
440
484

470
495
544

334
418
502
529
557
613

1 ZOO
I 250
1 400
2 500

240
250
280
300

753
785
879
942

942
980
110
118

119
124
138
118

151
157
176
188

170
177
19.X
212

188
196
22.0
236

211
120
;;t,
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236
245
275
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264
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301
314
352
317

339
353
396
422

358
372
418
447

377
392
440
471

422
440
492
528

471
491
55.0
589

528
550
615
659

593
618
692
742

669
697
780
836

754
785
879
942

814
843
945
101

875
912
1000
109

6CO
750
900

1.32
165
19X
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120
243

414
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652
816
97Y
103
109
120

82X
104
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131
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932

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173
190

116
145
174
184
193
213

130
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19-4
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216
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218
230
242
266

166
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249
262
276
304

187
233
280
295
311
342

197
246
295
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232
290
348
368
387
426

259
324
389
410
432
475

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363
435
459
484
532

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408
490
516
544
598

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460
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582
613
674

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518
622

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760

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557
668
705
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817

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66
691
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647
777
820
863
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829
863
967
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166
173
193
207

1x.7
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21.x
233

20.7
216
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259

232
242
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79o1
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259
279
302
324

290
302
338
363

332
345
387
414

373
389
435
466

394
410
459
492

414
432
484
518

46.4
484
542
580

518
540
604
648

580
604
677
725

653
680
762
816

736
766
858
920

829
864
967
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89 1
927
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Ill

963
100
123
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471
588

;3;

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1y

883
932
980
108

111
117
124
136

14.;
149
157
173

11.x
147
177
186
196
216

132
165

707
745
785
X.63

lO(l
132
159
16.X
177
194

147
184
22 1
233
245
270

165
206
247
261
275
302

188
236
283
29.8
314
345

212
265
318
336
353
389

224
279
336
354
372
410

236
294
353
372
392
432

264
330
396
417
440
484

294
368
442
466
491
540

330
412
495
522
550
604

371
464
556
587
618
680

418
523
627
66 1
697
766

471
589

942
9'XI

11'8
12'3
13'7
14'7

14'8
15'5
17'3
18'5

18'8
19'6
22'0
23'6

21'2
22'1
247
26'5

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23'6
74'5. 27'5
27'5
30'8
29.4
33'0

33'0
34'3
38'5
41'2

37'7
39'2
44'0
47'1

42'4
44'2
;t';

44'7
46'6
:;I;

47'1
49'1
55'0
58'9

83'6
87'1
97'5
104

1 50
1'875
2'25

2375
250
2.75
300
3125
350
375

1I0
11.x

ii:!

19'8

209
220
242

29'4
30'7
34'3
36'8

52'8
55'0
61'5
65.9

212
265
318
336
3;;

58'9
61'3
68'7
73'6

g:':
76'9
82'4

297

74'2
77'3
86'5
92'7

2;::

785
864

760
802
843
927

547
684
821
866
912
100

942
981
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105
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126

109
114
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137

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900
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780
858
936
975

E;
104

475
593
712
75 I
791
8T0
950
989
1115
119

593
742
890
9Y7
989
109
119
124
138
148

;4?

$ ;
892
981
107
111
125
134

119
110
135
151
162

z:

678
848

z:

E:
8?:
979
107
iil
125
134

M
123
132

?67
709
850
897
94-5
113
113
118

603
754
904
955
lqo
110
121
126
141
151

535
W9

534
(W8
.801

528
659
79-1
835
879
967

i%
120
125
140
150
669
836
100
:?$
123
134
139
156
167

M
113
124
H
158
170
7s4
942
113
119
126
138
151
157
176
188

648
810
9T2
p:

R
121
134
146
152
170
182
810
101
121
128
135
148
162
::
202

613
766
920
970
H!
123
128
145
153
700
875
;:;
117
128
140
;%
175
7$8
985
118
12$
131
144
158
%!
197
875
109
131
139
M(5
160
176
186
204
218

on density of stecl==785 gn+m.

..

IS 1730 : 1989
Table 6

160

2.24

3 15

450

800

180

2 50

3.65

500

1000

2.00

2.80

400

6cO

Table 7

!rhtcknes3

in mm

160

Standard Nominal Thickness of Strips in mm

( Clause 6.1 )

180

200

Standard Nominal Dimensions and Mass of Strip

( GIause 6.2 )

224

250

280

315

355

400

450

50

60

80

100

Width

in mm

1:
160

125
157
201

141
1.77
2.26

I.57
196
251

176
220
281

196
245
314

220
274
352

247
308
395

279
348
446

314
392
502

353
441
565

392
490
628

471
588
753

) 628
7.85
100

785
981
126

%
320

251
314
402

282
3.53
452

314
392
502

352
440
562

392
490
628

439
549
705

494
617
790

558
697
892

62S
785
10.0

706
883
II.3

784
980
12.5

942
11S
15 I

126
157
2oII

157
166
251

ii

502
628
816

565
7.05
917

6-28
7.85
102

704
879
114

785
951
127

878
I 10
143

988
124
16 I

1 I1
139
181

126
157
204

141
177
230

157
196
25.5

188
23 6
306

251
314
408

314
39.2
510

149
12.6

141
16 7

157
186

208
176

235
198

223
265

198
25.1

28.3
33.6

314
37.3

44
3777

59.7
502

746
628

!!i

100
-

13.4
113

1000

157

176

196

22.0

247

279

314

353

392

47 I

62S

785

1050
1150
1 250

16.5
-

185
202
-

206
226
245

233
252
275

260
284
309

292
;;:;

330
36 I
39.2

37 I
406
442

412
45 I
49.1

4Y.5
542
58.0

659
72.2
785

824
903
98 I

lux)
1450
] 550

--

I
-

286
-

321
358
3X3

362
40 4
432

408
455
487

:::;

510
5hY
C$)S

61.2
683
730

XI6
Yil
0.;. 3

547
_-__I.

*Based on density of stecl==785 g/en?.

Table 8

Standard Nominal Tbickuess of Hal-s in mm

( C/ruses 7.1 and 7. : )

3.0

50

80

IZI)

200

300

40

60

100

IS0

250

400

5OV

I02
I II
I__

IS 1730 : 1989
Table 9

Width
mm

Mass+, kg/m for Varying ( mm ) Thickness

r_-____---------3
4

10

0236

0314

0393

0471

16

0377

0502

0628

0.754

20

Dimensions and Mass of Hot Rolled Steel Flats

( &use 7.2 )

0471

0628

0785

W%2

100

----A__------------------10
12
15

110

151

20

157

188

230

236

294

30

40

50

126

25

25

0589

0785

0981

118

157

196

30

0 707

0942

118

141

188

236

283

353

471

35

0824

110

137

165

220

275

330

412

550

40

0942

126

157

188

251

314

377

471

628

45

106

141

177

212

283

353

424

530

707

883

106

50

118

157

196

236

314

393

471

589

785

981

118

60

141

188

236

283

377

471

565

707

118

141

188

204

255

306

408

510

612

765

102

128

153

204

220

275

330

440

550

659

824

110

137

165

220

75.

236

2%

353

471

589

707

883

118

147

177

236

80

251

314

377

502

628

754

942

126

157

188

251

314

90

353

424

565

707

848

106

141

177

212

283

3.53

100

393

471

628

7.85

942

118

157

196

236

314

392

565

754

942

113

14 I

188

236

283

377

471

65
70

120

130

942

785

942

612

816

102

122

153

204

256

306

408

512

MO

659

879

110

132

165

220

275

330

440

550

150

707

942

118

141

177

236

294

353

471

589

160

100

126

151

188

251

314

377

502

180

113

141

170

212

283

353

424

565

157

188

236

314

392

47 1

628

196

236

294

392.

49 I

589

755

2SJ

35.3

41 I

588

707

93

471

62.a

78S

94.2

200
250

300

400

*Based on density of steel=785 gm/cm~.

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