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JAPANESE
INDUSTRIAL
STANDARD
Translated and Published by
Japanese Standards Association
JIS G 3302 : 2019
(JISF)
Hot-dip zinc-coated steel sheet and strip
ICS 77.140.50
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Contents
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Introduction ································································································· 1
1 Scope ································································································· 1
2 Normative references ············································································ 1
3 Symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness ···································· 2
4 Chemical composition ··········································································· 3
5 Coating ······························································································ 4
5.1 Plating bath composition ······································································· 4
5.2 Type of coating ···················································································· 4
5.3 Coating mass ······················································································ 5
5.4 Coating surface finishes ········································································ 6
5.5 Coating adherence ··············································································· 7
6 Chemical treatment ·············································································· 8
7 Oiling ································································································· 9
8 Mechanical properties ··········································································· 9
8.1 Applicable mechanical properties ··························································· 9
8.2 Bendability ························································································ 10
8.3 Tensile test characteristics ··································································· 10
9 Dimensions ························································································ 11
9.1 Expression of dimensions ····································································· 11
9.2 Standard dimensions ··········································································· 12
9.3 Dimensional tolerances ········································································ 13
10 Shape ································································································ 16
10.1 Camber ····························································································· 16
10.2 Squareness ························································································ 17
10.3 Flatness ···························································································· 17
11 Mass ································································································· 18
11.1 Mass of sheet and corrugated sheet ························································ 18
11.2 Mass of coil ························································································ 18
11.3 Calculation of mass ············································································· 19
11.4 Tolerances on theoretical mass of sheet and corrugated sheet ···················· 20
12 Appearance ························································································ 20
13 Tests ································································································· 20
13.1 Chemical analysis ··············································································· 20
13.2 Plating bath composition test ································································ 20
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13.3 Coating test ······················································································· 21

13.4 Mechanical test ·················································································· 22
14 Inspection and reinspection ·································································· 23
14.1 Inspection ························································································· 23
14.2 Reinspection ······················································································ 24
15 Marking ···························································································· 24
16 Items to be confirmed at the time of ordering ·········································· 25
17 Report ······························································································ 25
Annex JA (normative) Coating mass of sheet and coil for roofing and archi-
tectural siding ··························································· 26
Annex JB (normative) Coating mass and standard dimensions of corrugated
sheet ······································································· 27
Annex JC (normative) Off-line coating mass determination of hot-dip
zinc-coated steel sheet and strip by fluorescent X-ray
method ···································································· 29
Annex JD (normative) Online coating mass determination of hot-dip
zinc-coated steel strip by fluorescent X-ray method ········· 33
Annex JE (normative) Coating mass determination by gravimetric method ········ 37
Annex JF (informative) Comparison table between JIS and corresponding
International Standards ············································ 39
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Foreword
This Japanese Industrial Standard has been revised by the Minister of

Economy, Trade and Industry, through deliberations at the Japanese
Industrial Standards Committee as the result of proposal for revision of
Japanese Industrial Standard submitted by The Japan Iron and Steel
Federation (JISF) with the draft being attached, based on the provision of
Article 12 Clause 1 of the Industrial Standardization Law applicable to
the case of revision by the provision of Article 14.
Consequently JIS G 3302:2017 is replaced with this Standard.
However, JIS G 3302: 2017 may be applied in the JIS mark certification
based on the relevant provisions of Article 19 Clause 1, etc. of the Indus-
trial Standardization Law until March 19, 2020.
This JIS document is protected by the Copyright Law.
Attention is drawn to the possibility that some parts of this Standard
may conflict with patent rights, applications for a patent after opening to
the public or utility model rights. The relevant Minister and the Japanese
Industrial Standards Committee are not responsible for identifying any of
such patent rights, applications for a patent after opening to the public or
utility model rights.
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JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD JIS G 3302 : 2019
Hot-dip zinc-coated steel sheet and strip
Introduction
This Japanese Industrial Standard has been prepared based on ISO 3575 : 2016,
Edition 5, and ISO 4998 : 2014, Edition 6, with some modifications of the technical
contents.
The vertical lines on both sides and dotted underlines indicate changes from the cor-
responding International Standards. A list of modifications with the explanations is
given in Annex JF. Annex JA to Annex JE are unique to JIS and not given in the cor-
responding International Standards.
1 Scope
This Standard specifies requirements for hot-dip zinc-coated steel sheet (hereafter
referred to as sheets), steel strip (hereafter referred to as coils), and corrugated sheet
manufactured by processing sheets into the shapes and dimensions specified in JIS G
3316 (hereafter referred to as corrugated sheets).
NOTE The International Standards corresponding to this Standard and the
symbol of degree of correspondence are as follows.
ISO 3575 : 2016
ISO 4998 : 2014
(Overall evaluation : MOD)

In addition, symbols which denote the degree of correspondence in the
contents between the relevant International Standards and JIS are IDT
(identical), MOD (modified), and NEQ (not equivalent) according to
ISO/IEC Guide 21-1.
2 Normative references
The following standards contain provisions which, through reference in this text,
constitute provisions of this Standard. The most recent editions of the standards (in-
cluding amendments) indicated below shall be applied.
JIS G 0320
JIS G 0404
JIS G 0415
JIS G 3316
JIS K 0119
JIS K 8847
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JIS Z 2241
JIS Z 8401
3 Symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness 1)
The symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness shall be as follows.

Note 1) The nominal thickness indicates the base metal thickness before coating
[see 9.1.1 a)].
a) The sheets and coils are classified into 6 grades of hot-rolled steel sheet and strip
(hereafter referred to as hot-rolled base metal) and into 11 grades of cold-reduced
steel sheet and strip (hereafter referred to as cold-reduced base metal). The sym-
bols of grade and applicable nominal thicknesses shall be as given in Tables 1 and 2.
b) The corrugated sheets are classified into 7 grades of commercial quality, commer-
cial hard quality and high strength commercial quality among those given in Table
2. The symbols of grade and applicable nominal thicknesses shall be as given in
Table 2.
c) For sheets, coils and corrugated sheets used for roofing and architectural siding,
the symbols shall be as given in Table 3.
d) The classification of the shape of corrugated sheets and their symbols shall be as
given in Table 4.
Table 1 Symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness (hot-rolled base metal)
Unit: mm
Symbol of grade Applicable nominal Application
thickness
SGHC Commercial
SGH340
SGH400 1.6 or over up to and
High strength commer-
SGH440 incl. 6.0
cial
SGH490
SGH540
For those with a nominal thickness of 1.6 mm or over up to and in-
cluding 3.2 mm, unless the use of hot-rolled base metal is specifically re-
quired, the cold-reduced base metal which satisfies the specifications for
hot-rolled base metal may be used.
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Table 2 Symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness (cold-reduced base metal)
Unit: mm
Symbol of grade Applicable nominal Application
thickness
SGCC 0.19 or over up to and Commercial
incl. 3.2
SGCH 0.11 or over up to and Commercial hard
incl. 1.0
SGCD1 0.30 or over up to and Drawing, Class 1
incl. 2.3
SGCD2 0.40 or over up to and Drawing, Class 2
incl. 2.3
SGCD3 Drawing, Class 3
0.60 or over up to and
SGCD4 Drawing, Class 4,
incl. 2.3
non-ageing property a)
SGC340
SGC400 0.25 or over up to and
SGC440 incl. 3.2 High strength com-
SGC490 mercial
SGC570 0.25 or over up to and
incl. 2.0
Note a) Non-ageing property indicates the property by which steels
are free from the stretcher strain marks when being formed.
Table 3 Symbol for roofing and architectural siding

Application Symbol
Roofing R
Architectural siding A
Table 4 Classification and symbol of shape of corrugated sheet

Shape of corrugated sheet Symbol
Corrugated sheet No. 1 W1
(long pitch) a)
Corrugated sheet No. 2 W2
(short pitch) a)
Note a) The shapes and dimensions of long pitch
and short pitch corrugated sheets shall be
as specified in JIS G 3316.
4 Chemical composition
The base metal of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be tested for chemical
composition in accordance with 13.1, and the heat analysis values shall be as given in
Table 5.
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Table 5 Chemical composition

Unit: %
Symbol of grade C Mn P S
SGHC 0.15 max. 0.80 max. 0.05 max. 0.05 max.
SGH340 0.25 max. 1.70 max. 0.20 max. 0.05 max.
SGCC 0.15 max. 0.80 max. 0.05 max. 0.05 max.
SGCH 0.18 max. 1.20 max. 0.08 max. 0.05 max.
SGCD1 0.12 max. 0.60 max. 0.04 max. 0.04 max.
SGC340 0.25 max. 1.70 max. 0.20 max. 0.05 max.
Alloy elements other than those given in this table may be added as re-
quired.
5 Coating
5.1 Plating bath composition
Plating bath shall be tested for composition in accordance with 13.2 and shall be as
given in Table 6.
NOTE In the hot-dip coating process, the base metal is immersed in a molten
metal bath at a high temperature, and then cooled to form a coating on
the base metal surface. This molten metal bath is called plating bath.
Table 6 Plating bath composition

Unit: %
Elements other than Zn Zn
1.0 max. a) Remainder b)
Notes a) The figure indicates the total
amount of elements which are
added intentionally.
b) The remainder may include ele-
ments which are mixed unavoida-

bly.
5.2 Type of coating

The coating is classified into two types: non-alloy coating and alloy coating 2).
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Note 2) Alloy coating indicates the coating obtained in such a way that the entire
coating comprises the alloy layer of zinc and iron by heating after coating.
5.3 Coating mass
5.3.1 Symbol for coating mass
The coating applied shall be of equivalent thickness on both surfaces. The symbols
for coating mass shall be as given in Table 7.
5.3.2 Coating mass
The sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be tested for coating mass in accord-
ance with 13.3.2 and shall satisfy the following requirements.
a) The coating mass of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be expressed by the
total mass on both surfaces and shall meet the minimum triple-spot average coat-
ing mass value and the minimum single-spot coating mass value given in Table 7.
The minimum triple-spot average coating mass shall apply to the average of the
measured values of three test pieces taken from the sample, and the minimum sin-
gle-spot coating mass shall apply to the smallest value among the measured values
of the three test pieces of which the average value is obtained. When coating mass
is measured in accordance with Annex JD, the minimum coating mass values in
the table shall apply to the average coating mass and minimum coating mass ob-
tained according to JD.6.5.
NOTE It is desirable that the coating mass on one side be not less than 40 % of
the required value for the minimum single-spot coating mass (total mass
on both surfaces).
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Table 7 Coating mass (total mass on both surfaces)

Unit: g/m2
Type of Symbol for coating mass Minimum tri- Minimum sin-
coating ple-spot average gle-spot coating
coating mass mass
Z06 a) 60 51
Z08 80 68
Z10 100 85
Z12 120 102
Z14 140 119
Z18 180 153
Non-alloy Z20 200 170
coating Z22 220 187
Z25 250 213
Z27 275 234
Z35 350 298
Z37 370 315
Z45 450 383
Z60 600 510
F04 a) 40 34
F06 60 51
Alloy F08 80 68
coating F10 100 85
F12 120 102
F18 a) 180 153
The coating masses corresponding to the designations Z35, Z37, Z45, Z60,
F10, F12 and F18 shall not apply to SGCD1, SGCD2, SGCD3 and SGCD4.
Note a) Applicable by agreement between the purchaser and the manufac-
turer
b) For sheets and coils used for roofing and architectural siding, the coating mass
shall be as given in Table JA.1.
c) The coating mass for corrugated sheets shall apply to pre-corrugated sheets and
shall be as given in Table JB.1.
d) The upper limit value of the coating mass (total mass on both surfaces) of sheets,
coils and corrugated sheets may be as agreed between the purchaser and the man-
ufacturer.
5.4 Coating surface finishes
5.4.1 Classification and symbol of surface finish for non-alloy coating
The classification and symbols of the surface finish for non-alloy coating shall be as
given in Table 8.
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Table 8 Classification and symbol of surface finish for non-alloy coating

Classification of coat- Symbol Definition
ing surface finish
Regular spangle R Surface finish with coating formed as a result of growth
of zinc crystals (spangle)
Minimized spangle Z Surface finish with coating obtained by restricting normal
spangle formation to a minimum
5.4.2 Skin pass

When requested by the purchaser, skin-pass treatment, designated as S, shall be
performed.
NOTE Skin-pass treatment is usually performed to produce smooth surfaces.
5.5 Coating adherence
The coating adherence shall be as follows.
a) Non-alloy coated sheets and coils, when tested for coating adherence in accordance
with 13.3.3 under the bend test conditions given in Tables 9 and 10, shall be free
from flaking of the coating on the external surface of the test piece (not less than 7
mm from both side edges of test piece).
b) The requirements for coating adherence shall not apply to SGCH and SGC570.
c) In the case of the non-alloy coated corrugated sheets, requirements in a) and b)
shall apply to pre-corrugated sheets.
d) The coating adherence may be evaluated by other evaluation test methods than
that specified in 13.3.3, instead of fulfilling the requirement in a), at the discretion
of the manufacturer. In this case, the evaluated coating adherence shall be at least
equivalent to that obtained by the test method specified in 13.3.3.
Table 9 Coating adherence and bendability (hot-rolled base metal)

Internal spacing a)
Number of sheets
Symbol Bend Nominal thickness Nominal thickness
of grade angle 1.6 mm or over to and excl. 3.0 mm 3.0 mm or over
Symbol for coating mass Symbol for coating mass
Z06 to Z27 Z35, Z37 Z45, Z60 Z06 to Z27 Z35, Z37 Z45, Z60
SGHC 1 2 2 2 2 2
SGH340 1 1 2 2 2 3
SGH400 2 2 2 3 3 3
180°
SGH440
SGH490 3 3 3 3 3 3
SGH540
Note a) The figures indicate the number of sheets of nominal thickness. The test piece
shall be bent with the internal spacing not more than the total layer thickness
of indicated number of sheets.
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Table 10 Coating adherence and bendability (cold-reduced base metal)

Internal spacing a)
Number of sheets
Nominal thickness Nominal thickness Nominal thickness
Under 1.6 mm 1.6 mm or over to and 3.0 mm or over
Symbol Bend
excl. 3.0 mm
of grade angle
Symbol for coating Symbol for coating Symbol for coating
mass mass mass
Z06 to Z35, Z45, Z06 to Z35, Z45, Z06 to Z35, Z45,
Z27 Z37 Z60 Z27 Z37 Z60 Z27 Z37 Z60
SGCC 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2
SGCD1 1 1
SGCD2 0 (flat 0 (flat
SGCD3 on it- on it-
SGCD4 180° self) self)
SGC340 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 3
SGC400 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3
SGC440
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
SGC490
Note a) The figures indicate the number of sheets of nominal thickness. The test piece shall
be bent with the internal spacing not more than the total layer thickness of indicated
number of sheets.
6 Chemical treatment
The classification and symbols of chemical treatment for sheets, coils and corrugated
sheets shall be as given in Table 11. Unless otherwise specified, the non-alloy coating
shall be subjected to the chromate-free treatment 3) and the alloy coating shall be un-
treated.
Note 3) Chromate-free indicates that the coating formed by chemical treatment is
free from hexavalent chromium.
Table 11 Classification and symbols of chemical treatment

Classification of chemical treatment Symbol
Chromate-free treatment a) b)
Chromate treatment c) C
Phosphate treatment c) d) P
Untreated M
Notes a) The term chromate-free treatment comprises both chro-
mate-free treatment and chromate-free phosphate treatment
that are specified in JIS G 3302 : 2012.
b) The symbol of chromate-free treatment shall be as agreed
between the purchaser and the manufacturer. The symbols
NC and NP may be used for chromate-free treatment and
chromate-free phosphate treatment, respectively, that are
specified in JIS G 3302 : 2012.
c) Requirements for chromate treatment and phosphate treat-
ment are to be deleted in the next revision.
d) In phosphate treatment, chromate treatment is generally
applied to the phosphate-treated surface in order to improve
the corrosion resistance.
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7 Oiling
The classification and symbols of oiling for sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall
be as given in Table 12. Unless otherwise specified, non-alloy coating shall be unoiled
and the alloy coating shall be oiled.
Table 12 Classification and symbol of oiling

Classification of oiling Symbol
Oiled O
Unoiled X
8 Mechanical properties
8.1 Applicable mechanical properties
Mechanical properties applicable to sheets and coils shall be as given in Table 13.
The mechanical properties of the corrugated sheets shall apply to pre-corrugated
sheets and shall be as given in Table 13.
Table 13 Applicable mechanical properties

Symbol of grade Bendability a) Tensile test char-
acteristics b)
SGHC
SGH340
SGH400
SGH440
SGH490
SGH540
SGCC c)
SGCH
SGCD1
SGCD2
SGCD3
SGCD4
SGC340
SGC400
SGC440
SGC490
SGC570
Notes a) Bendability applies to the non-alloy coating and
not to the alloy coating.
b) For those under 0.25 mm in nominal thickness,
the tensile test characteristics do not apply.

c) In the case of corrugated sheets, the bendability
does not apply.
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8.2 Bendability
When non-alloy coated sheets, coils and pre-corrugated sheets are tested for benda-
bility in accordance with 13.4.2, the external surface of the test piece (not less than 7
mm from both side edges of test piece) shall be free from cracks and breakage that are
visible to the naked eye.
NOTE For the details of bend test, see 13.4.2.
8.3 Tensile test characteristics
The sheets, coils and pre-corrugated sheets shall be tested for tensile test character-
istics in accordance with 13.4.3 and shall satisfy the requirements given in Table 14 or
Table 15. The values given in Table 14 or Table 15 shall apply to those which undergo
delivery inspection 4).
Note 4) Age-hardening of sheets, coils and pre-corrugated sheets may cause an
increase in yield point or proof stress and a decrease in elongation.
Table 14 Tensile test characteristics (hot-rolled base metal)

Symbol Yield Tensile Elongation Test piece
of grade point or strength % and direc-
proof Nominal thickness tion
stress mm
1.6 or 2.0 or 2.5 mm 3.2 mm 4.0 or
over to over to or over or over over up
and and to and to and to and
excl. excl. excl. excl. incl.
N/mm2 N/mm2 2.0 2.5 3.2 4.0 6.0
SGHC
SGH340 245 min. 340 min. 20 min. 20 min. 20 min. 20 min. 20 min. No. 5 in
SGH400 295 min. 400 min. rolling di-
18 min. 18 min. 18 min. 18 min. 18 min.
SGH440 335 min. 440 min. rection or
SGH490 365 min. 490 min. perpendic-
SGH540 400 min. 540 min. ular to
16 min. 16 min. 16 min. 16 min. 16 min.
rolling di-
rection
NOTE 1 For SGHC, a yield point or proof stress of 205 N/mm2 or over and a tensile strength
of 270 N/mm2 or over may be used.
NOTE 2 1 N/mm2 = 1 MPa
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Table 15 Tensile test characteristics (cold-reduced base metal)

Symbol Yield Tensile Elongation Test
of grade point strength % piece
or Nominal thickness and di-
proof mm rection
stress 0.25 or 0.40 or 0.60 or 1.0 or 1.6 or 2.5 or
over to over to over to over to over to over
and and and and and
excl. excl. excl. excl. excl.
N/mm2 N/mm2 0.40 0.60 1.0 1.6 2.5
SGCC
SGCH
SGCD1 270 min. 32 34 36 37 38 No. 5 in
min. min. min. min. min. rolling
SGCD2 270 min. 36 38 39 40 direction
min. min. min. min.
SGCD3 270 min. 40 41 42
min. min. min.
SGCD4 a) 270 min. 42 43 44
min. min. min.
SGC340 245 340 min. 20 20 20 20 20 20
min. min. min. min. min. min. min. No. 5 in
SGC400 295 400 min. 18 18 18 18 18 18 rolling
min. min. min. min. min. min. min. direction
SGC440 335 440 min. 18 18 18 18 18 18 or per-
min. min. min. min. min. min. min. pendicu-
SGC490 365 490 min. 16 16 16 16 16 16 lar to
min. min. min. min. min. min. min. rolling
SGC570 560 570 min. direction
min.
NOTE 1 For SGCC, a yield point or proof stress of 205 N/mm2 or over and a tensile strength
of 270 N/mm2 or over may be used.
NOTE 2 SGCH, not subjected to annealing, usually have a Rockwell hardness of 85 HRBW
or over, or a Vickers hardness of 170 HV or over.
NOTE 3 1 N/mm2 = 1 MPa
Note a) The sheets and coils of SGCD4 shall be free from stretcher strain marks when being
formed, for a period of six months after manufacture.
9 Dimensions
9.1 Expression of dimensions
9.1.1 Denomination of thickness
The denomination of thickness of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be as fol-
lows. For corrugated sheets, the following denominations of thickness shall be applied
to pre-corrugated sheets.
a) The thickness of base metal before coating shall be taken as the nominal thickness.
b) The thickness of base metal after coating shall be taken as the product thickness.
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The product thickness, which is the base of tolerances, shall be the nominal thick-
ness plus the equivalent coating thickness and shall be obtained by adding the
equivalent coating thickness given in Table 16 to the nominal thickness expressed
to the third decimal place. The resultant value shall be rounded to the second dec-
imal place according to Rule A of JIS Z 8401.
Table 16 Equivalent coating thickness

Non-alloy coating Unit: mm
Symbol for Z06 Z08 Z10 Z12 Z14 Z18 Z20 Z22 Z25 Z27 Z35 Z37 Z45 Z60
coating mass
Equivalent 0.013 0.017 0.021 0.026 0.029 0.034 0.040 0.043 0.049 0.054 0.064 0.067 0.080 0.102
coating
thickness
Alloy coating Unit: mm

Symbol for F04 F06 F08 F10 F12 F18
coating mass
Equivalent 0.008 0.013 0.017 0.021 0.026 0.034
coating
thickness
9.1.2 Unit of dimensions

The unit of dimensions for sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be as follows.
a) For sheets and corrugated sheets, the nominal thickness, width and length shall be
expressed in millimetres.
b) For coils, the nominal thickness and width shall be expressed in millimetres. If
theoretical mass is used as the mass of coil, the length of the coil shall be expressed
in metres.
9.2 Standard dimensions
9.2.1 Standard dimensions of sheets and coils
The standard dimensions of sheets and coils shall be as follows.
a) Standard nominal thickness The standard nominal thickness of sheets and coils
shall be as given in Table 17.
Table 17 Standard nominal thickness

Unit: mm
Standard nominal thickness
0.27 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 0.90 1.0 1.2 1.4
1.6 1.8 2.0 2.3 2.8 3.2 3.6 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.6 6.0
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b) Standard width and standard length of sheets The standard width of sheets and
coils and the standard length of sheets shall be as given in Table 18.
Table 18 Standard width and standard length of sheet

Unit: mm
Standard width Standard length of sheet
762 1 829 2 134 2 438 2 743 3 048 3 353 3 658
914 1 829 2 134 2 438 2 743 3 048 3 353 3 658
1 000 2 000
1 219 2 438 3 048 3 658
1 524 3 048
1 829 3 658
For coils, a standard width of 610 mm is also permitted.
9.2.2 Standard dimensions of corrugated sheets

The standard dimensions of corrugated sheets shall be as specified in JB.2.
9.3 Dimensional tolerances
9.3.1 Tolerances on product thickness
The tolerances on product thickness of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be as
follows.
a) The tolerances on product thickness shall apply to the thickness specified in 9.1.1 b).
b) The tolerances on product thickness shall be as given in Table 19, Table 20 or Ta-
ble 21.
c) The tolerances on product thickness shall apply to the thickness at a position not
less than 25 mm inside from each edge (end part in the width direction).
d) In the case of coils, the tolerances on thickness shall not apply to the irregular por-
tions such as surface flaws and breaks.
Table 19 Tolerances on product thickness (applicable to SGHC)

Unit: mm
Width
Under 1 200 1 200 or 1 500 or 1 800 or over
Nominal thickness
over to and over to and up to and incl.
excl. 1 500 excl. 1 800 2 300
1.60 or over to and excl. 2.00 ±0.17 ±0.18 ±0.19 ±0.22 a)
2.00 or over to and excl. 2.50 ±0.18 ±0.20 ±0.22 ±0.26 a)
2.50 or over to and excl. 3.15 ±0.20 ±0.22 ±0.25 ±0.27
4.00 or over to and excl. 5.00 ±0.25 ±0.27
6.00 ±0.30 ±0.31
Note a) Applicable to those of width under 2 000 mm
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Table 20 Tolerances on product thickness (applicable to SGH340, SGH400, SGH440,

SGH490 and SGH540)
Unit: mm
Width
Nominal thickness Under 1 600 1 600 or over to
and excl. 2 000
4.00 or over to and excl. 5.00 ±0.46
5.00 or over up to and incl. 6.00 ±0.51
Table 21 Tolerances on product thickness (applicable to symbols of

grade given in Table 2)
Unit: mm
Width
Under 630 or 1 000 or 1 250 or 1 600 or
Nominal thickness 630 over to over to over to over
and excl. and excl. and excl.
1 000 1 250 1 600
Under 0.25 ±0.04 ±0.04 ±0.04
0.40 or over to and excl. 0.60 ±0.06 ±0.06 ±0.06 ±0.07 ±0.08
3.15 or over up to and incl. 3.20 ±0.17 ±0.18 ±0.20 ±0.21
9.3.2 Tolerances on width

The tolerances on width of sheets and coils shall be as follows.
a) The tolerances on width shall be as given in Table 22, Table 23 or Table 24.
b) The tolerances on width shall not apply to the irregular portions of coils.
c) The tolerances on width given in Table 23 may be shifted to the minus side within
the same range as the overall range of tolerances specified in Table 23 by agree-
ment between the purchaser and the manufacturer. In this case, the upper limit
value of agreed tolerance shall not be lower than zero.
d) The tolerances on width of corrugated sheets shall be in accordance with 4.5 of JIS
G 3316.
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Table 22 Tolerances on width A

Unit: mm
Applicable symbol of grade
SGHC, SGH340, SGH400, SGH440, SGCC, SGCH, SGCD1, SGCD2, SGCD3,
Width
SGH490, SGH540 SGCD4, SGC340, SGC400, SGC440,
Tolerance 1 Tolerance 2 SGC490, SGC570
1 500 or under +25 +10 +7
0 0 0
over 1 500 +10
0
NOTE 1 This table generally applies to hot-rolled and cold-reduced base metals with mill
edges or those cut by a regular method.
NOTE 2 Generally, Tolerance 1 applies to hot-rolled base metals with mill edges, and Tol-
erance 2 applies to those cut by a regular method.
Table 23 Tolerances on width B

Unit: mm
Width
Under 1 250 1 250 or over
+3 +4
0 0
NOTE This table generally applies to
hot-rolled and cold-reduced base
metals recut or cut precisely.
Table 24 Tolerances on width C

Unit: mm
Width
Under 160 160 or over 250 or over 400 or over
Nominal thickness
to and excl. to and excl. to and excl.
250 400 630
Under 0.60 ±0.15 ±0.20 ±0.25 ±0.30
3.20 or over ±0.50 ±0.50 ±0.50 ±0.50
NOTE This table generally applies to hot-rolled and cold-reduced base metals with a slit.
9.3.3 Tolerances on length

The tolerances on length of sheets and corrugated sheets shall be as given in Table 25.
Table 25 Tolerances on length

Unit: mm
Tolerance on length
+15
0
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10 Shape
10.1 Camber
The camber of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be as follows.
a) The measurement of camber shall be as shown in Figure 1.
b) The camber shall be as given in Table 26 or Table 27. For corrugated sheets, these
tables shall apply to pre-corrugated sheets.
c) The requirements for camber shall not apply to the irregular portions of coils.
d) The measurement of camber may be omitted 5); however, when specified by the
purchaser, the measurement shall be performed.
Note 5) The measurement of camber may be omitted at the discretion of the
manufacturer provided that the products satisfy the requirements for
camber.
Unit: mm
Camber Camber Camber

Width
Length of steel sheet Any position Any position
a) Sheets under 2 000 mm b) Sheets 2 000 mm or over in c) Coils

in length length
Figure 1 Measurement of camber
Table 26 Camber (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 1)

Unit: mm
Sheet
Length
Width Coil
Under 2 500 2 500 or over to 4 000 or over
and excl. 4 000
Under 630 5 max. 8 max. 12 max.
630 or over to and 4 max. 6 max. 10 max. 5 max. in any 2 000
excl. 1 000 length
1 000 or over 3 max. 5 max. 8 max.
Table 27 Camber (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 2)

Unit: mm
Sheet and corrugated sheet
Width Length Coil
Under 2 000 2 000 or over
Under 630 4 max. 4 max. in any 2 000 length
630 or over 2 max. 2 max. in any 2 000 length
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10.2 Squareness
The squareness of sheets and corrugated sheets shall be in accordance with either of
the following. For corrugated sheets, it applies to pre-corrugated sheets.
In the case of dispute, the method given in a) shall apply.
a) Method using perpendicular line The squareness of sheets and corrugated sheets
shall be expressed by the ratio (A/W), where A indicates the distance between a
perpendicular line from an edge drawn at a corner point and the corner point of the
opposite edge, and W indicates the length of the perpendicular line, as shown in
Figure 2, and this value shall not exceed 1.0 %.
W (Measured width)
Figure 2 Squareness of sheets and corrugated sheets (using perpendicular line)
b) Method using diagonal lines Half of the absolute value of the difference between
the lengths of two diagonal lines (X1 and X2 in Figure 3) of the sheet and corrugated
sheet shall be obtained, and this value (| X1 X2 | /2) shall not exceed 0.7 % of the
measured width of the sheet and corrugated sheet.
L (Length)
W (Measured width)
Figure 3 Squareness of sheets and corrugated sheets (method using diagonal lines)
10.3 Flatness
The flatness of sheets and coils shall be as follows.
a) Flatness of sheet The flatness of sheets shall be as given in Table 28 or Table 29.
The flatness shall be obtained as follows : place a sheet on a surface plate; measure
the maximum strain of the sheet; from the measured value subtract the product
thickness of the sheet, to take as the value for the top surface of sheet.
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Table 28 Flatness of sheet (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 1)

Unit: mm
Width
Under 1 250 1 250 or over 1 600 or over 2 000 or over
Nominal thickness
to and excl. to and excl. to and excl.
1 600 2 000 2 300
1.60 or over to and excl. 3.15 16 max. 18 max. 20 max.
3.15 or over to and excl. 4.00 16 max.
4.00 or over to and excl. 6.00 14 max. 24 max.
6.00 13 max. 21 max.
Table 29 Flatness of sheet (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 2)

Unit: mm
Type of strain a)
Width
Bow Edge wave Centre buckle
Under 1 000 12 max. 8 max. 6 max.
1 000 or over to and excl. 1 250 15 max. 9 max. 8 max.
1 250 or over to and excl. 1 600 15 max. 11 max. 8 max.
1 600 or over 20 max. 13 max. 9 max.
Note a) The strain is categorized as follows, according to its shape and location
of occurrence.
Bow : curvature in the overall steel sheet, either in the rolling direc-
tion or in the direction perpendicular to the rolling direction
Edge wave : wave appearing on the edge of steel sheet (end part in the
width direction)
Centre buckle : wave appearing at the centre of the steel sheet
b) Flatness of coil The flatness of coils shall be as given in Table 28 or Table 29;
however, the requirements for bow do not apply. In addition, the flatness of coils
shall not apply to the irregular portions of coils. The flatness of coils shall be in-
spected on the inspection station installed on the production line. When the meas-
ured values are required to be reported, the measurement shall be performed after
the purchaser and the manufacturer agree upon the measurement including the
measurement method.
The measurement of flatness of coils may be omitted 6).
Note 6) The measurement of flatness may be omitted at the discretion of the man-
ufacturer provided that the coils satisfy the requirements for flatness.
11 Mass
11.1 Mass of sheet and corrugated sheet
Unless otherwise specified, the mass of sheets and corrugated sheets shall generally
be given in the theoretical mass in kilogrammes.
11.2 Mass of coil
The mass of coils shall be given in either the actual mass or theoretical mass in kilo-
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grammes.
11.3 Calculation of mass
The calculation method of mass of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be as
given in Table 30.
Table 30 Calculation of mass

Items (calculated in the Calculation Number of figures in
order given) resultant values a)
Basic mass of base metal 7.85 b)
kg/(mm m2)
Unit mass of base metal Basic mass of base metal [kg/(mm m2)] × Rounding off to 4
kg/m2 nominal thickness (mm) significant figures
Unit mass after coating Unit mass of base metal (kg/m2) + coat- Rounding off to 4
kg/m2 ing mass constant (kg/m2) c) significant figures
Area of sheet and Width (mm) × length (mm) × 106 Rounding off to 4
Sheet and corrugated
corrugated sheet d) significant figures

m2
Mass of a single Unit mass after coating (kg/m2) × area Rounding off to 3
sheet
sheet kg (m2) significant figures

Mass of a single Mass of a single sheet (kg) × number of Rounding off to an
bundle e) kg sheets of same dimensions in a single integer in kg
bundle
Total mass kg Total mass of each bundle (kg) An integer in kg
Unit mass of coil Unit mass after coating (kg/m2) × width Rounding off to 3
kg/m (mm) × 103 significant figures
Coil
Mass of a single coil Unit mass of coil (kg/m) × length (m) Rounding off to an
kg integer in kg
Total mass kg Total mass of each coil (kg) An integer in kg
Notes a) The rounding of numerical values shall be in accordance with Rule A of JIS Z 8401.
b) Basic mass of base metal per thickness 1 mm × area 1 m2
c) The coating mass constants shall be as given in Table 31.
d) The width dimensions used for the calculation of the area of corrugated sheet shall
be those before corrugation

e) When the mass of a bundle is specified, the number of sheets shall be obtained by
dividing the specified mass by the mass of a single sheet of the same shape, dimen-
sions and coating mass, to be rounded off to an integer.
Table 31 Coating mass constant for mass calculation

Non-alloy coating Unit: kg/m2
Symbol for
Z06 Z08 Z10 Z12 Z14 Z18 Z20 Z22 Z25 Z27 Z35 Z37 Z45 Z60
coating mass
Coating mass 0.090 0.120 0.150 0.183 0.203 0.244 0.285 0.305 0.350 0.381 0.458 0.481 0.565 0.722
constant
Alloy coating Unit: kg/m2

Symbol for F04 F06 F08 F10 F12 F18
coating mass
Coating mass 0.060 0.090 0.120 0.150 0.183 0.244
constant
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11.4 Tolerances on theoretical mass of sheet and corrugated sheet

The tolerances on the theoretical mass of sheets and corrugated sheets, expressed as
the percentage, shall be calculated by dividing the difference between the actual mass
and the theoretical mass obtained in accordance with 11.3 by the theoretical mass, and
shall be as given in Table 32.
Table 32 Tolerances on theoretical mass

Theoretical mass of a single lot a) Tolerance
kg %
Under 600 ±10
600 or over to and excl. 2 000 ±7.5
2 000 or over ±5
Note a) Sheets or corrugated sheets of the same quality,
shape, dimensions and coating mass are con-
sidered as a single lot of sheets or corrugated
sheets for the value of theoretical mass.
12 Appearance
The sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be free from defects detrimental to use.
Coils may contain some irregular portions or welds because the inspection usually does
not afford the manufacturer the opportunity to readily detect and remove defective
portions over the entire length. Treatment of coil defective portions, if necessary, may
be agreed upon between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
The requirements for surface defects shall apply to one surface 7) of sheets, coils and
corrugated sheets, unless otherwise specified.
NOTE Defects include holes, laminations and surface flaws.
Note 7) One surface generally refers to the upper surface of package for sheets
and corrugated sheets, and the outside surface for coils.
13 Tests
13.1 Chemical analysis
13.1.1 General requirements for chemical analysis and sampling method
The chemical composition of sheets, coils and corrugated sheets shall be determined
by heat analysis, and the general requirements for chemical analysis and the sampling
method shall be as given in Clause 8 of JIS G 0404.
13.1.2 Analytical method
The analytical method shall be in accordance with JIS G 0320.
13.2 Plating bath composition test
The test method of plating bath composition shall be determined at the discretion of
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the manufacturer. The test of plating bath composition may be omitted 8); however, if
requrested by the purchaser, the test shall be performed by the method agreed upon
between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
Note 8) The test may be omitted at the discretion of the manufacturer provided
that the requirements for plating bath composition are satisfied.
13.3 Coating test
13.3.1 Sampling method
The sampling method for each product of same dimensions and coating mass shall be
as follows.
For corrugated sheets, the sample shall be taken from the pre-corrugated sheet.
a) For the continuously coated coils or their cut lengths, one sample shall be taken
from every 50 t or its fraction.
b) For the sheets prepared by applying coating to the base metal having been cut to
specified lengths, one sample shall be taken from every 3 000 sheets or its fraction.
13.3.2 Coating mass determination
The coating mass shall be determined as follows.
a) Test method Coating mass shall be measured on both surfaces of the test piece, in
accordance with either of Annex JC, Annex JD or Annex JE. In the case of dispute,
Annex JE shall apply.
For the tests in accordance with Annex JD, the measurement shall be performed
for every 50 t or its fraction of products of the same size and coating mass.
b) Sampling of test pieces The test pieces shall be sampled as follows.
1) For the tests in accordance with Annex JC, the sampling position, size and num-
ber of test pieces shall be as specified in JC.5.
2) For the tests in accordance with Annex JD, the coating mass of the product shall
be measured on the production line without sampling a test piece.
3) For the tests in accordance with Annex JE, the sampling position and number of
test pieces shall be as specified in JC.5.2. The size of the test piece shall be 1 200
mm2 or over.
13.3.3 Coating adherence determination
The coating adherence determination by the bend test shall be as follows.
a) Sampling position and size of test piece The test piece shall be taken at any posi-
tion of the sample. The test piece shall have a width of 75 mm to 125 mm and a
suitable length of about twice the width. Unless otherwise specified, one test piece
shall be taken from the sample in the direction parallel to the rolling direction of
the base metal.
b) Test method The test piece shall be bent manually using a vice at 180° in the lon-
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gitudinal direction of the test piece, as shown in Figure 4, with the specified num-
ber of sheets being sandwiched. The number of sheets is specified in Table 9 or Ta-
ble 10 as the internal spacing of bend. When a vice is not available, testing by other
suitable means may be adopted. After the bending, the test piece shall be examined
for flaking of the coating.
Internal spacing
Figure 4 Direction of bend test
13.3.4 Corrosion resistance test of coating

The corrosion resistance test of coating may be performed as agreed between the
purchaser and the manufacturer. The acceptance criteria applied to the test results
shall be as agreed between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
NOTE Examples of test methods of corrosion resistance of coating are as fol-
lows.
Examples JIS G 0594
7.3 of JIS H 8502
8 of JIS H 8502
Annex 1 (Cycle D) of JIS K 5600-7-9
Neutral salt spray test of JIS Z 2371
Method B of ISO 16539
13.4 Mechanical test
13.4.1 General requirements
General requirements for mechanical tests shall be as specified in Clauses 7 and 9 of
JIS G 0404. In this case, the sampling method shall be that of Class A specified in 7.6
of JIS G 0404. For corrugated sheets, samples shall be taken from pre-corrugated
sheets. The number of test pieces and sampling position shall be as follows.
a) Number of test pieces One bend test piece and one tensile test piece shall be tak-
en from every 50 t or its fraction of products of the same grade, thickness and
coating mass.
b) Sampling position of test piece The centre of the test piece shall be located at a
quarter-width position or at a position closest possible to this.
13.4.2 Bend test
The bend test shall be performed in accordance with 13.3.3. After the bending, the
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surface of the test piece shall be examined for cracks and breakage which are visible to
the naked eye.
The bend test may be omitted 9). If specified by the purchaser, however, the test shall
be performed.
Note 9) The bend test may be omitted at the discretion of the manufacturer pro-
vided that the requirements for bendability are satisfied.
13.4.3 Tensile test
The tensile test shall be as follows.
a) Test piece Take one Test piece No.5 specified in JIS Z 2241 from the sample, in
the direction given in Tables 14 and 15.
b) Test method The test method shall be in accordance with JIS Z 2241.
c) Thickness used for calculation of yield point or proof stress, and tensile strength
The thickness used for calculation of yield point or proof stress, and tensile
strength shall be either of the following.
Actual measured thickness after the removal of coating
Thickness obtained by subtracting the equivalent coating thickness from the
actual measured thickness including the coating
Thickness obtained by subtracting the coating thickness obtained through
conversion of the actual measured coating mass 10) from the actual measured
thickness including the coating
Note 10) The converted coating thickness is obtained by dividing the actual
measured coating mass by the density of coating (7.14 g/cm3 for
non-alloy coating and 7.21 g/cm3 for alloy coating). The resultant value
is rounded to three decimal places and expressed in millimetres.
14 Inspection and reinspection

14.1 Inspection
The inspection shall be as follows.
a) Chemical composition shall conform to Clause 4.
b) Plating bath composition shall conform to 5.1.
c) Coating mass shall conform to 5.3.
d) Coating adherence shall conform to 5.5.
e) Mechanical properties shall conform to Clause 8.
f) Dimensions shall conform to Clause 9.
g) Shapes shall conform to Clause 10.
h) Mass shall conform to Clause 11.
i) Appearance shall conform to Clause 12.
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14.2 Reinspection
The sheets, coils and corrugated sheets having failed the coating mass determination,
coating adherence determination, bend test or tensile test, may be subjected to the re-
test according to 9.8 of JIS G 0404 for further acceptance judgement.
15 Marking
The sheets, coils and corrugated sheets having passed the inspection shall be marked
with the following items by a suitable means on each package or bundle. When agreed
between the purchaser and the supplier, the following items may be marked on each
sheet or corrugated sheet by a suitable means.
a) Symbol of grade
b) For those for roofing or architectural siding, the symbol given in Table 3 which is
suffixed to the symbol of grade
c) For corrugated sheets, the symbol given in Table 4 which is suffixed to the symbol
of grade. For corrugated sheets for roofing or architectural siding, the symbol given
in Table 4 is suffixed to the symbol given in Table 3.
d) Symbol for surface finish; symbol for skin-pass treatment and/or symbol for chemi-
cal treatment; and symbol for oiling, all of which are marked when specified by the
purchaser
e) Symbol for coating mass
f) Dimensions (See 9.1. For one sheet, only the nominal thickness is marked.)
g) Product identification number
h) Number of sheets or mass (For one sheet, this item may be omitted.)
i) Manufacturers name or its identifying brand
Marking examples are as follows.
Example 1 Sheet
SGCC Z18 0.27 × 914 × 1 829
Coating mass symbol Nominal thickness Width Length

(mm) (mm) (mm)
Symbols for coating surface finishes, skin-pass treatment,
chemical treatment and oiling
Symbol of grade (commercial quality)
Example 2 Coil
SGCC Z22 0.60 × 914 × C
Coating mass symbol Nominal thickness Width Length (m)

(mm) (mm) when required
Symbol of grade (commercial quality)
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Example 3 Coil for roofing

SGC340R Z27 0.60 × 914 × C
Coating mass symbol Nominal thickness Width Length (m)

(mm) (mm) when required

Symbol of grade (high strength commercial quality) and symbol for roofing
Example 4 Corrugated sheet for architectural siding using sheet of commercial

hard quality
SGCHA W2 Z18 0.27 × 762 × 1 829
Coating mass symbol Nominal thickness Width Length

(mm) (mm) (mm)
Symbol of corrugated sheet (Corrugated sheet No. 2, short

pitch)
Symbol of grade (commercial hard quality) and symbol for architectural siding
16 Items to be confirmed at the time of ordering

The purchaser and the manufacturer shall confirm the following items at the time of
ordering so as to ensure that the supplied product is in conformance with this Stand-
ard.
a) Symbol of grade (Tables 1 and 2)
b) Dimensions (Clause 9)
c) Classification or symbol of coating surface finish (Table 8)
d) Necessity of skin-pass treatment or symbol (5.4.2)
e) Symbol for coating mass (Table 7)
f) Classification or symbol of chemical treatment (Table 11)
g) Classification or symbol of oiling (Table 12)
h) Tolerances on width (Table 22, Table 23 or Table 24)
17 Report
The manufacturer shall submit an inspection document to the purchaser when the
document is previously requested by the purchaser. In this case, the report shall con-
form to the requirements in Clause 13 of JIS G 0404. The measured values of carbon,
phosphor and sulfur among chemical compositions may be expressed to three decimal
places in the report. Unless otherwise specified, the type of the inspection document to
be submitted shall be in accordance with 5.1 of JIS G 0415.
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Annex JA (normative)
Coating mass of sheet and coil for roofing and
architectural siding
JA.1 Coating mass

Coating mass applied to sheets and coils for roofing and architectural siding varies
depending on the nominal thickness. Classification of nominal thickness and the sym-
bol for coating mass applied to the classification shall be as given in Table JA.1.
Table JA.1 Nominal thickness and symbol for coating mass (applicable to symbols of
Application Nominal thickness Symbol for coating mass a)
mm
0.35 or over up to and incl. 1.0 Z25, Z27
Roofing
Over 1.0 Z27
0.27 or over up to and incl. 0.50 Z18, Z22, Z25, Z27
Architectural
Over 0.50 up to and incl. 1.0 Z22, Z25, Z27
siding
Over 1.0 Z27
Note a) Z35, Z37 Z45 and Z60 may be applied if agreed between the purchaser
and the manufacturer.
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Annex JB (normative)
Coating mass and standard dimensions of corrugated sheet
JB.1 Coating mass

Coating mass applied to corrugated sheets varies depending on the nominal thick-
ness. Classification of nominal thickness and the symbol for coating mass applied to
the classification shall be as given in Table JB.1.
Table JB.1 Nominal thickness and symbol for coating mass (applicable to symbols of
Nominal thickness Symbol for coating mass a)
mm
0.11 or over to and excl. 0.16 Z12 b)
0.16 or over to and excl. 0.27 Z12
0.27 or over up to and incl. 0.30 Z12 b), Z18, Z22, Z25, Z27
Over 0.30 up to and incl. 0.50 Z18, Z22, Z25, Z27
Over 0.50 up to and incl. 1.0 Z22, Z25, Z27
Notes a) Z35, Z37 Z45 and Z60 may be applied if agreed be-
tween the purchaser and the manufacturer.
b) Application of Z12 to corrugated sheets with a
nominal thickness of 0.11 mm or over to and ex-
cluding 0.16 mm and of 0.27 mm or over up to and
including 0.30 mm shall be as agreed between the
purchaser and the manufacturer.
JB.2 Standard dimensions

JB.2.1 Standard nominal thickness
The standard nominal thickness of corrugated sheets shall be as given in Table JB.2.
Table JB.2 Standard nominal thickness

Unit: mm
Standard nominal thickness
0.11 a) 0.12 a) 0.13 a) 0.14 a) 0.15 a) 0.16 0.17 0.19 0.20
0.25 0.27 0.30 0.35 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.80 1.0
Note a) Applicable by agreement between the purchaser and the
manufacturer
JB.2.2 Standard width and length before corrugation

The standard width and length of pre-corrugated sheets shall be as given in Table
JB.3.
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Table JB.3 Standard width and length

Unit: mm
Standard width Standard length
before corrugation
762 1 829 2 134 2 438 2 743 3 048 3 353 3 658
914 1 829 2 134 2 438 2 743 3 048 3 353 3 658
1 000 2 000
JB.2.3 Standard width after corrugation

The standard width of corrugated sheets shall be as specified in 4.3 of JIS G 3316.
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Annex JC (normative)
Off-line coating mass determination of hot-dip zinc-coated
steel sheet and strip by fluorescent X-ray method
JC.1 Outline
The coating mass of a test piece is determined using an off-line fluorescent X-ray test
apparatus.
JC.2 Principle of measurement

The coating mass is obtained by measuring the intensity of fluorescent X-ray which
is emitted from the coating when the specimen is irradiated by X-ray and by comparing
this intensity with that of a test piece of known coating mass.
JC.3 Apparatus
The apparatus shall be as specified in Clause 5 of JIS K 0119.
JC.4 Fluorescent X-ray to be measured

The fluorescent X-ray to be measured shall be the primary ray of ZnK (wavelength
0.143 5 nm).
JC.5 Test pieces

JD.5.1 Size of test pieces
The test piece shall be of such size that it can be installed in the sample chamber of
the fluorescent X-ray test apparatus in which the area of the test piece irradiated by
X-ray is controlled to be a minimum size of 314 mm2.
JC.5.2 Sampling position and number of test pieces
Take a test piece, from the sample obtained in accordance with 13.3.1, at each of the
three points shown in Figure JC.1 or at a closest possible position to them in the case
of continuous zinc-coating method, and in the case of a sheet-by-sheet zinc-coating
method, at each of the three points shown in Figure JC.2 or at a closest possible posi-
tion to them.
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Unit: mm Unit: mm
Direction of coating
Figure JC.1 Sampling position of test Figure JC.2 Sampling position of test
pieces (continuous zinc-coating method) pieces (sheet-by-sheet zinc-coating
method)
JC.6 Preparation and correction of calibration curve

JC.6.1 Preparation method of calibration curve
JC.6.1.1 General
The calibration curve shall be prepared by the triple-test-piece method or du-
al-test-piece method.
JC.6.1.2 Triple-test-piece method
The preparation of the calibration curve by the triple-test-piece method shall be as
follows.
a) Test piece Sample one test piece for fluorescent X-ray measurement (hereafter
referred to as Test piece A), and two test pieces for coating mass determination
(hereafter referred to as Test pieces B). Take each test piece from a sheet or coil of
the same coating type as that of the measuring object. Take one Test piece A of
such size that it fits in the sample chamber of the test apparatus. Take two Test
pieces B of at least 1 200 mm2 in size from each side of Test piece A.
b) Measurement of fluorescent X-ray intensity Decide which surface of Test piece A
to irradiate with fluorescent X-ray to take as the measurement surface. Irradiate
the measurement surface of Test piece A with X-ray under the conditions specified
in JC.7 a), and measure the intensity of fluorescent X-ray.
c) Measurement of coating mass Pretreat Test pieces B so as to prevent the elution
of coating from other surfaces than the measurement surface. Prevent the elution
of coating in such a way that, on the back of measurement surface, lacquer is ap-
plied and then dried, or a wide tape is applied. After pretreatment, measure the
coating mass on the surfaces of two Test pieces B, according to Annex JE. Obtain
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the average coating mass of two Test pieces B to take as the coating mass on the
measurement surface of Test piece A.
d) Preparation of calibration curve Carry out procedures a) to c) on test pieces with
at least three different levels of coating mass, and prepare the calibration curve
based on the relation between the intensity of fluorescent X-ray and the coating
mass.
JC.6.1.3 Dual-test-piece method
The preparation of the calibration curve by the dual-test-piece method shall be as
follows.
a) Test piece Take two test pieces of at least 1 200 mm2 in size from the sample for
preparing the calibration curve.
b) Measurement of fluorescent X-ray intensity Decide which surface of the one test
piece to irradiate with fluorescent X-ray to take as the measurement surface. Irra-
diate the measurement surface of the test piece with X-ray under the condition
specified in JC.7 a), and measure the intensity of fluorescent X-ray. Measure the
intensity of fluorescent X-ray of the other test piece on the same surface in the
same manner. Obtain the average intensity of fluorescent X-ray of the two test
pieces to take as the intensity of fluorescent X-ray on the measurement surface.
c) Measurement of coating mass Pretreat the test pieces so as to prevent the elution
of coating from other surfaces than the measurement surface. Prevent the elution
of coating in such a way that, on the back of measurement surface, lacquer is ap-
plied and then dried, or a wide tape is applied. After pretreatment, measure the
coating mass on the surfaces of the two test pieces, according to Annex JE. Obtain
the average coating mass of the two test pieces to take as the coating mass on the
measurement surface.
d) Preparation of the calibration curve Carry out procedures a) to c) on test pieces
with at least three different levels of coating mass, and prepare a calibration curve
based on the relation between the intensity of fluorescent X-ray and the coating
mass.
JC.6.2 Correction of calibration curve
Mount the calibration test piece on the test apparatus, periodically 1) measure the
intensity of fluorescent X-ray or obtain the value converted to coating mass, and cor-
rect the calibration curve.
Note 1) This calibration should be performed, for example, every 8 h or 24 h.
JC.7 Procedure
The procedure shall be as follows.
a) Mount on the apparatus the test piece of symbol for the minimum coating mass
among all measured coating mass values. Set the apparatus conditions under
which the relative standard deviation 2) after 10 consecutive measurements can be
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within 1 %, and which the coating mass can be obtained to the nearest 0.1 g/m2.
Repetitive measurements are not required when the X-ray intensity obtained by
counting is 10 000 or more.
Note 2) The term indicates the quotient obtained by dividing the standard devia-
tion of measured values (absolute value of square root of variance) by the
average value (see 3.10 of JIS K 0211).
When measuring a coating mass smaller than that of the symbol for coating
mass used in setting the conditions, confirm that the above conditions are satisfied
by using a test piece of the relevant symbol for coating mass. If the above condi-
tions are not satisfied, new conditions shall be defined.
b) Set the test piece properly in the sample chamber.
c) Irradiate the test piece with X-ray under the specified conditions, and measure the
intensity of fluorescent X-ray.
d) Convert the intensity of fluorescent X-ray to coating mass per square metre (one
side, g/m2), by using the calibration curve.
e) Repeat procedures b) to d) on the rear surface of the test piece to determine the
coating mass. Take the total of the coating masses on the front surface and rear
surface as the coating mass of the test piece (both sides, g/m2).
JC.8 Checks on apparatus

The apparatus shall be subjected to adequate checks regarding the items listed in
Clause 15 of JIS K 0119. In addition, the measured value of coating mass and the value
obtained in accordance with Annex JE shall be compared to confirm that the meas-
urement result obtained using the apparatus shows no abnormalities.
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Annex JD (normative)
Online coating mass determination of hot-dip zinc-coated
steel strip by fluorescent X-ray method
JD.1 Outline
Coating mass is measured by means of a fluorescent X-ray test apparatus installed
on the production line without taking a test piece from coils.
WARNING Proper safety measures shall be taken in measurement and mainte-
nance of a facility performed in accordance with this Annex. Thorough safety control
shall be in place especially to avoid exposure to radiation.
NOTE Examples of laws and regulations regarding the installation and han-
dling of the apparatus used in this test method are the Industrial Safety
and Health Act and the Regulation on Prevention of Ionizing Radiation
Hazards.
JD.2 Principle of measurement

The coating mass is obtained by measuring the intensity of fluorescent X-ray which
is emitted from the coating when the coil is irradiated by the X-ray (including ray)
and by comparing this intensity with that of a test piece of known coating mass.
JD.3 Apparatus
The apparatus shall be composed of an X-ray generating section; spectroscopy, light
scanning and counting sections; and apparatus controlling and data processing sec-
tions; and shall be as follows. The apparatus shall be installed in a place where there is
no variation of temperature or humidity that may significantly affect the measurement
results.
JD.3.1 X-ray generating section The X-ray generating section shall be capable of
directly irradiating the position of a coil specified in JD.6.3 with X-ray (including
ray).
JD.3.2 Spectroscopy, light scanning and counting sections The spectroscopy, light
scanning and counting sections shall be capable of measuring the intensity of fluores-
cent X-ray generated at the measuring point specified in JD.6.3.
JD.3.3 Apparatus controlling and data processing sections The apparatus control-
ling and data processing sections shall be capable of controlling the X-ray generating
section and the spectroscopy, light scanning and counting sections for irradiating the
position specified in JD.6.3 with X-ray (including ray) and measuring the intensity of
the resultant emission of fluorescent X-ray, and shall be capable of keeping interrelat-
ed records of their irradiating points and the measurement results.
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JD.4 Fluorescent X-ray to be measured

The fluorescent X-ray to be measured shall be the primary ray of ZnK (wavelength
0.143 5 nm). X-ray of other wavelengths may be applied at the same time, for the cor-
rection of distance between the measurement surface and the apparatus or for other
purposes.
JD.5 Preparation and correction of calibration curve

JD.5.1 Preparation method of calibration curve
The calibration curve shall be prepared in accordance with JC.6.1.
JC.5.2 Correction of calibration curve
The correction of calibration curve shall be as specified in JC.6.2.
JD.6 Measurement method

JD.6.1 Measurement surface
The surface of the coil on which the coating mass is measured shall be free from
contamination and adhesion of metal powder which may significantly influence the
measurement results. The distance and inclination between the surface to be measured
and the apparatus shall be the same as the distance and inclination obtained at the
time of the measurement of the test piece for X-ray measurement. A significant devia-
tion in distance or inclination between the coil and the apparatus which may affect the
measurement results shall be corrected, if applicable.
JD.6.2 Measuring mode
The measuring mode of the coating mass can be either that in which the apparatus
is fixed on the specified position of the coil in the width direction (hereafter referred to
as fixed-point measurement mode), or that in which the apparatus is moved at a con-
stant speed in the width direction of the coil (hereafter referred to as scanning mode),
while the coil is irradiated by the X-ray for the measurement of coating mass. Which of
the measuring modes to apply shall be decided at the discretion of the manufacturer.
JD.6.3 Measuring point of coating mass
The measuring point of coating mass of coils in the width direction shall be as shown
in Figure JD.1 a) for fixed-point measurement mode, and as shown in Figure JD.1 b)
for scanning mode. In the fixed-point measurement mode, the apparatus shall be
+30
moved to three points at which the outer edges of the X-ray beam are 50 0 mm from
both edges of the coil (ends in width direction) and the centre of the X-ray beam is ±15
mm from the centre of the coil width, and the coating mass shall be measured at each
point. In the scanning mode, the apparatus shall be moved at a constant speed in the
width direction of the coil, and the coating mass shall be measured at each of the three
measuring areas (A) shown in Figure JD.1 b). In this case, side edge measuring areas
indicate the positions of the outer edges of X-ray beam and the measuring area at the
coil width centre indicates the position of the centre of X-ray beam.
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The coating mass shall be measured on both the front and rear surfaces of the coil.
The measuring points of width direction shall be the same for both the front and rear
surfaces of the coil, and measuring points of longitudinal directions of the front and
rear surfaces of the coil shall be as close as possible.
Unit: mm
Coating direction Coating direction
Edge Edge
X-ray
beam
locus
Edge
Edge
Centreline Centreline
of coil width of coil width
A : measuring area (30 to 120)

B : distance to measurement start position
(50 to 110)
a) Fixed-point measurement mode b) Scanning mode
Figure JD.1 Measuring point of coating mass
JD.6.4 Measurement
The measurement shall be as follows.
a) The measuring time for one point shall be 4 s or less. Mount on the apparatus the
test piece of symbol for the minimum coating mass among all coating mass values
measured on the production line on which the apparatus is installed. Set the ap-
paratus conditions under which the relative standard deviation after 10 consecu-
tive measurements 1) in the specified time can be within 1 %, and which the coating
mass can be obtained to the nearest 0.1 g/m2. Repetitive measurements are not re-
quired when the X-ray intensity obtained by counting is 10 000 or more.
Note 1) The term indicates the quotient obtained by dividing the standard devia-
tion of measured values (absolute value of square root of variance) by the
average value (see 3.10 of JIS K 0211).
When measuring a coating mass smaller than that of the symbol for coating
mass used in setting the conditions, confirm that the above conditions are satisfied
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by using a test piece of the relevant symbol for coating mass. If the above condi-
tions are not satisfied, new conditions shall be defined.
b) Irradiate the coil with X-ray under the set conditions and measure the fluorescent
X-ray intensity.
c) Convert the intensity of fluorescent X-ray to coating mass per square metre (one
side, g/m2), by using the calibration curve.
When the coil area changes after measurement of the coating mass due to e.g.
skin-pass treatment, correct the coating mass using the rate of change of area.
d) Take the total of the coating masses on the front surface and rear surface as the
coating mass at one point of the coil (both sides, g/m2).
JD.6.5 Measured value of coating mass
Obtain the average coating mass and the minimum coating mass using coating mass
values at three points of arbitrary one pass 2). The measurement may be performed
over more than one pass, in which case the average coating mass shall be the average
of all measured coating mass values and the minimum coating mass shall be the min-
imum value among all measured coating mass values.
Note 2) One pass means the measurement performed while the X-ray generating
section is moved in one direction from a side edge at an arbitrary point of
the coil to the other side edge.
JD.7 Checks on apparatus

The apparatus shall be subjected to adequate checks regarding the items listed in
Clause 15 of JIS K 0119 and the following items.
a) The temperature and humidity at the place where the apparatus is installed do not
influence the measurement.
b) The distance and angle between the apparatus and the coil is kept constant at the
time of measurement.
c) The distance and angle between the test piece and the apparatus at the time of
calibration are equivalent to those at the time of measurement of coil.
d) Under scanning mode, the apparatus moves at a constant speed.
e) The apparatus measures the coating mass of coil under the specified conditions.
f) The contamination of the apparatus does not influence the measurement.
g) The coating mass measured with the apparatus according to this method is com-
pared with measurement results obtained by other methods (Annex JC or Annex
JE), and the measurement result obtained using the apparatus shows no abnor-
malities.
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Annex JE (normative)
Coating mass determination by gravimetric method
JE.1 Outline
The coated test piece is weighed and then the coating is dissolved in the test solution.
The test piece is again weighed, and from the gap between the two masses obtained,
the coating mass is determined.
JE.2 Test solution

Dissolve 3.5 g of hexamethylenetetramine specified in JIS K 8847 in 500 ml of hy-
drochloric acid not less than 1.18 g/cm3 in density [35 % (mass fraction)]. Dilute this
solution with water twofold and take as a test solution.
JE.3 Cleaning of test piece

As necessary, degrease the test piece with an organic solvent and then dry. The or-
ganic solvent to be used shall be harmless to the coating.
JE.4 Procedure
The procedure shall be as follows.
a) Measure the mass of test piece before dissolving the coating. The mass shall be
measured to an accuracy within ±1 % of the estimated coating mass (prospective
coating mass).
b) Select the volume of test solution so that at least 10 ml of solution is available for
each 100 mm2 of the coated surface area (one side) of test piece. The test solution
may be reused as long as it is capable of easily removing the coating.
c) Immerse the test piece completely in the test solution at ordinary temperature, and
leave until the coating thoroughly dissolves. The cessation of originally brisk evo-
lution of hydrogen in the test solution indicates the completion of dissolution. Rinse
the test piece in running water, wipe well with cotton cloth and dry sufficiently, or
alternatively immerse the test piece in alcohol and dry quickly. Then weigh the
mass again. The mass shall be measured to an accuracy within ±1 % of the esti-
mated coating mass (prospective coating mass).
d) After weighing, determine the area (mm2) of the coated surface (one side) of test
piece. Measure the surface area to an accuracy within ±1 %.
In the case of known surface area, e.g. punching, the measurement may be omit-
ted.
JE.5 Calculation of coating mass

The coating mass shall be calculated to one decimal place, and rounded to an integer
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in accordance with Rule A of JIS Z 8401.

W1 W2
M= 106
S
where, M : coating mass (g/m2)
W1 : mass of test piece before removal of coating (g)
W2 : mass of test piece after removal of coating (g)
S : coated surface area (one side) of test piece (mm2)
_______________________________________________________________________________
Bibliography JIS G 0594
JIS H 8502
JIS K 0211
JIS K 5600-7-9
JIS Z 2371
ISO 16539
Annex JF (informative)
Comparison table between JIS and corresponding International Standards
JIS G 3302 : 2019 ISO 3575 : 2016
ISO 4998 : 2014
(I) Requirements in JIS (II) Inter- (III) Requirements in (IV) Classification and details of technical (V) Justification for the
national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No. and Content number No. of Content Classifica- Detail of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
1 Scope Hot-dip zinc-coated ISO 3575 1 Hot-dip zinc-coated Alteration The scope in JIS covers JIS and ISOs have
steel sheet, strip and steel sheet and strip specifications of the two ISO different standard
corrugated sheet of commercial and standards. structures.
drawing qualities Addition Requirements for corrugated
sheets have been added to
ISO 4998 1 Hot-dip zinc-coated
JIS.
steel sheet and strip
of structural quality
3 Symbol of Applicable nominal ISO 3575 1 Applicable thickness, Alteration JIS specifies classification of The difference arises due
grade and thickness, and symbols 4.1 and symbols of 1 hot-rolled and cold-reduced to the different market
applicable of 3 grades of grade of commercial base metal. JIS specifies needs.
nominal commercial quality, 4 quality and 4 grades more numbers of grades
thickness grades of drawing of drawing quality than ISOs. The range of
quality and 10 grades ISO 4998 1 Applicable thickness, applicable thickness in JIS is
of high strength 4.1 and symbols of seven wider than that in ISOs.
commercial quality grades of structural Addition Requirements for coating on
quality steel sheets have been added
to JIS.
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clause clause
4 Chemical Chemical composition ISO 3575 5.3 Chemical Alteration Requirements for chemical The difference arises due
composition (four elements) of base ISO 4998 5.1 composition (four composition differ between to the difference in
metal to be coated elements) of base JIS and ISOs. specified mechanical
metal, upper limit JIS does not specify the properties between JIS
value of alloy upper limit value of alloy and ISOs.
elements not elements not specified and JIS does not specify
specified and permissible variation in requirements for product
permissible variation product analysis. analysis due to the lack of
in product analysis market demand.
5 Coating 5.1 Plating bath Addition Requirements for plating Submission of a proposal
composition bath composition have been regarding this addition to
added to JIS. ISOs will be considered.
5.3 Coating mass 5.5.1 Coating mass Alteration The requirements for coating The difference arises due
5.3.1 mass specified in JIS are to the different market
more detailed than that in needs.
ISOs.
5.4 Coating surface 8.4 Designation by a Alteration JIS specifies separate JIS and ISOs have
finishes combination of symbols for the type of different standard
spangle and spangle and the application structures.
skin-pass treatment of skin-pass treatment.
5.5 Coating adherence 5.5.2 Evaluation of coating Addition While JIS and ISOs specify Test methods common in
adherence by the the same requirements for Japan have been added to
bend test the evaluation by the bend JIS.
test, JIS also specifies
requirements for the
evaluation by other test
methods.
clause clause
6 Chemical Four types of chemical ISO 3575 5.8.1 Two types of Addition Requirements for chemical Submission of a proposal
treatment treatments ISO 4998 5.6.1 chemical treatments treatment capable of regarding this addition of
supporting environmentally chemical treatment
restricted substances (chromate-free treatment)
(chromate-free treatment) to ISO will be considered.
has been added to JIS.
8 Bendability, tensile 5.2 Tensile test Addition Requirements for bendability The bend test specified in
Mechanical test characteristics characteristics (yield have been added to JIS. JIS may be omitted. This
properties (yield point or proof point or proof stress, item will be considered for
stress, tensile strength tensile strength and exclusion from JIS in the
and elongation) as elongation) future.
mechanical properties Alteration Requirements for tensile test The difference arises due
characteristics differ to the different market
between JIS and ISOs. needs.
9 9.1 Expression of 4.2 The ordered Alteration Base metal thickness applies Base metal thickness has
Dimensions dimensions Annex A thickness shall be in JIS. been conventionally used
either the product in Japan. Although ISOs
thickness or base used to specify the
metal thickness. application of product
thickness only, ISO then
accepted the proposal of
addition of the application
of base metal thickness
and made a modification
in the 2005 revision.
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clause clause
9 9.2 Standard ISO 3575 Addition Requirements for standard Requirements for
Dimensions dimensions ISO 4998 dimensions have been added standard dimensions is
(concluded) to JIS. necessary in JIS due to
business practices
performed in Japan.
9.3 Dimensional 5.7 ISOs refer to ISO Alteration JIS and ISOs specify The difference arises due
tolerances Annex A 16163 for different dimensional to the different market
dimensional tolerances. needs.
tolerances.
10 Shape Shape 5.7 Shape tolerances. Alteration JIS specifies shape JIS and ISOs have
ISOs refer to ISO tolerances separately for different standard
16163 for shape hot-rolled and cold-reduced structures.
tolerances. base metal.
JIS and ISOs specify
different values for shape.
11 Mass Mass Addition Application of actual mass Requirements for mass are
and theoretical mass are necessary in JIS due to
specified in JIS. business practices
performed in Japan.
13 Tests 13.1 Chemical analysis 5.1 Heat analysis shall Alteration ISOs do not specify concrete JIS and ISOs have
be performed by the sampling method or different standard
manufacturer. analytical method. structures. Concrete
Product analysis JIS specifies both concretely. specifications are required
shall be performed in JIS.
by the purchaser,
where necessary.
clause clause
13 Tests 13.2 Plating bath ISO 3575 Addition JIS specifies the test method Submission of a proposal
(concluded) composition test ISO 4998 of plating bath composition. regarding this addition,
along with the addition of
specifications of plating
bath composition, to ISO
will be considered.
13.3 Coating test 6.2 Coating mass Addition Requirements for corrosion The item has been added
7.2 determination and resistance test of coating, as to JIS because the
coating adherence agreed between the purchaser may request the
determination Alteration purchaser and the submission of corrosion
manufacturer, have been resistance test data.
added to JIS. No technical deviation.
JIS states coating mass
determination, which is
specified in ISO, in Annex JC
to Annex JE
13.4 Mechanical test 6.1 Test pieces and test Alteration Requirements for the shape The shape of tensile test
7.1 methods for bend of tensile test piece and the piece specified is unique to
test and tensile test test method differ between JIS.
JIS and ISOs.
14 14.1 Inspection 12 Inspection Alteration JIS specifies requirements JIS and ISOs have
Inspection for inspection for each item. different standard
and structures.
reinspection 14.2 Reinspection 9 Reinspection Alteration JIS specifies that the retest No technical deviation.
shall be performed in
accordance with 9.8 of JIS G
0404.
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clause clause
15 Marking Marking ISO 3575 8 Marking Alteration Symbols for roofing and JIS and ISOs have
ISO 4998 14 architectural siding and different standard
symbols for corrugated structures.
sheets have been added to
JIS.
16 Items to Items to be confirmed 15 Items to be Alteration Requirements for JIS and ISOs have
be at the time of ordering confirmed at the dimensions for corrugated different standard
confirmed time of ordering sheets have been added to structures.
at the time JIS.
of ordering
17 Report Report Addition Report requirements have Report requirements are
been added to JIS. necessary in JIS because
reporting has been
conventionally performed
in Japan.
Annex JA Nominal thickness and Addition Requirements for sheets and Requirements are
(normative) symbol for coating coils for roofing and necessary due to the
mass of sheet and coil architectural siding have particular uses.
for roofing and been added to JIS.
architectural siding
Annex JB Nominal thickness, Addition Requirements for corrugated Requirements are

(normative) symbol for coating sheets have been added to necessary because
mass and standard JIS. corrugated sheet is unique
dimensions of to JIS.
corrugated sheets
clause clause
Annex JC Off-line coating mass ISO 3575 7.2.1 Coating mass Alteration While JIS specifies Requirements for coating
(normative) determination by ISO 4998 determination requirements for coating mass determination are
fluorescent X-ray mass determination in this specified in Annexes in JIS
method Standard, ISOs refer to ISO for the convenience of
3497. users.
Annex JD Online coating mass 7.2.1 Coating mass Alteration While JIS specifies Requirements for coating
(normative) determination by determination requirements for coating mass determination are
fluorescent X-ray mass determination in this specified in Annexes in JIS
method Standard, ISOs refer to ISO for the convenience of
3497. users.
Annex JE Coating mass 7.2.1 Coating mass Alteration While JIS specifies Requirements for coating
(normative) determination by determination requirements for coating mass determination are
gravimetric method mass determination in this specified in Annexes in JIS
Standard, ISOs refer to ISO for the convenience of
1460. users.
3 Terms and Deletion The clause has been deleted Terms are defined in JIS G
definitions from JIS. 0203.
10 Resubmission for Deletion The clause has been deleted The item is specified in
acceptance when from JIS. JIS G 0404.
products have been
rejected during
earlier inspection
12 Attendance Deletion The clause has been deleted The item is specified in
inspection from JIS. JIS G 0404.
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JIS G 3302 : 2019

Date of Establishment: 1951-10-31

JIS G 3302 : 2019, First English edition published in 2019-09

Translated and published by: Japanese Standards Association

In the event of any doubts arising as to the contents,

13.3 Coating test ······················································································· 21

This Japanese Industrial Standard has been revised by the Minister of

Hot-dip zinc-coated steel sheet and strip

ISO 4998 : 2014

(Overall evaluation : MOD)

3 Symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness 1)

The symbol of grade and applicable nominal thickness shall be as follows.

Table 3 Symbol for roofing and architectural siding

Table 4 Classification and symbol of shape of corrugated sheet

Table 5 Chemical composition

Table 6 Plating bath composition

ments which are mixed unavoida-

5.2 Type of coating

Table 7 Coating mass (total mass on both surfaces)

Table 8 Classification and symbol of surface finish for non-alloy coating

5.4.2 Skin pass

Table 9 Coating adherence and bendability (hot-rolled base metal)

Table 10 Coating adherence and bendability (cold-reduced base metal)

Table 11 Classification and symbols of chemical treatment

Table 12 Classification and symbol of oiling

Table 13 Applicable mechanical properties

the tensile test characteristics do not apply.

does not apply.

Table 14 Tensile test characteristics (hot-rolled base metal)

Table 15 Tensile test characteristics (cold-reduced base metal)

Table 16 Equivalent coating thickness

Alloy coating Unit: mm

9.1.2 Unit of dimensions

Table 17 Standard nominal thickness

Table 18 Standard width and standard length of sheet

9.2.2 Standard dimensions of corrugated sheets

Table 19 Tolerances on product thickness (applicable to SGHC)

Table 20 Tolerances on product thickness (applicable to SGH340, SGH400, SGH440,

Table 21 Tolerances on product thickness (applicable to symbols of

9.3.2 Tolerances on width

Table 22 Tolerances on width A

Table 23 Tolerances on width B

Table 24 Tolerances on width C

9.3.3 Tolerances on length

Table 25 Tolerances on length

Camber Camber Camber

Length of steel sheet Any position Any position

a) Sheets under 2 000 mm b) Sheets 2 000 mm or over in c) Coils

Table 26 Camber (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 1)

Table 27 Camber (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 2)

Figure 2 Squareness of sheets and corrugated sheets (using perpendicular line)

Table 28 Flatness of sheet (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 1)

Table 29 Flatness of sheet (applicable to symbols of grade given in Table 2)

Table 30 Calculation of mass

corrugated sheet d) significant figures

sheet kg (m2) significant figures

be those before corrugation

Table 31 Coating mass constant for mass calculation