Carbon Steel
C35 · 1.0501
Also known as 1035 / S35C
Medium-low carbon steel for moderately stressed parts.
C35 (material 1.0501, equivalent to AISI 1035) is an unalloyed medium-carbon steel for moderately stressed machine parts where good weldability and machinability are needed. Available hot-rolled and cold-drawn (bright).
International equivalents.
The same steel by country and standard — near matches; mill certificate governs.
Chemical composition.
Indicative, % by weight per EN 10083-2. Mill certificate governs.
| Element | % |
|---|---|
| C | 0.32 – 0.39 |
| Si | ≤ 0.40 |
| Mn | 0.50 – 0.80 |
| P | ≤ 0.045 |
| S | ≤ 0.045 |
Mechanical properties.
Indicative values for a reference section and heat-treatment condition. Actual properties vary with dimension and treatment, and are confirmed on the mill certificate.
Available forms.
Size: Ø 6 – 200 mm · flats, plates & sheet to specification
Typical applications.
- Shafts
- Axles
- Levers & links
- General machine parts
FAQ.
What is C35?
C35 (material 1.0501, equivalent to AISI 1035) is an unalloyed medium-carbon steel for moderately stressed machine parts where good weldability and machinability are needed. Available hot-rolled and cold-drawn (bright).
Is C35 the same as 1035?
Yes — C35 and 1035, S35C are matching designations for the same steel across different standards (EN, AISI/SAE, JIS, GB, former DIN). They are near equivalents and may differ slightly in chemistry, so the mill certificate governs the exact specification.
What are the international equivalents of C35?
C35 corresponds to C35 (1.0501) (EN), 1035 (AISI / SAE), S35C (JIS). Equivalents are nearest matches by country/standard; the mill certificate governs the exact specification.
In which forms is C35 available?
C35 is supplied as Round bar, Flat bar, Bright / cold-drawn bar, in Ø 6 – 200 mm (bar diameter; flats, plates and sheet are quoted to specification).
What is C35 used for?
Typical applications include Shafts, Axles, Levers & links, General machine parts.