NICR28FESICE

DIN EN 10095:2018-12 is the German-language edition of EN 10095:1999 and includes the corrigenda listed in the national foreword; The national publication edition and adopted EN year are retained. Table 1–3 gives heat-analysis mass fractions wt%; 7.2.2 product-analysis tolerances are in Table 4/5 separately and must not be added to this heat-analysis range. Footnote 1: unlisted elements must not be intentionally added without purchaser consent, except for deoxidation; Unspecified content does not mean zero. Applicable to technical conditions for heat-resistant steels; this does not establish cold-heading suitability or product supply. Note 2 permits Co≤1.5% and counts it as Ni; Co need not be reported separately; Composition reverse matching uses combined Ni+Co and does not invent independent Ni limits.

Original historical EN 10095:1999, Table 1—3 gives heat-analysis mass fractions wt%; This source is a scan of that original edition and must not be identified as DIN EN 10095:2018-12. ; Unlisted elements are not treated as zero and must not be intentionally added without purchaser consent, except additions needed to finish steelmaking. ; Specific supply form, heat treatment, properties and cold-heading suitability require separate verification against the product standard, contract and material certificate. ; Edition difference: C for NiCr28FeSiCe is 0.08–0.12% in original 1999, S≤0.015%; in the German 2018 adoption, C gives 0.05–0.12% and S≤0.010%; These records must not overwrite one another. ; Table 3, note 2 permits Co≤1.5% to be included in Ni; The existing coupled Ni+Co constraint is retained and is not split into an independent Ni interval.