Cold Rolled Steel

Cold rolled steel is low carbon steel produced by a "cold rolling" process and processed at near normal room temperatures. Cold rolled steel offers superior strength and machinability. Cold rolled steel sheets are often used for engineering products where close tolerances, concentricity, surface smoothness and coated surfaces are required.

Hot rolled steel is a type of steel that is formed by the hot rolling process at a temperature above its recrystallization temperature. Steel is easier to form at this elevated temperature. Compared to cold rolled steel, hot rolled steel does not usually require heat treatment after forming. Hot rolled steel usually has more mill scale than cold rolled steel.

Hot rolled steel products are rolled from casting slab and produced as a coil. We are supplying materials with thicknesses between 1-25mm and width up to 2000mm as a coil, slitted or cut to length sheets. Our stock includes hot rolled sheet materials produced according to EN 10025-2, EN 10028-2, EN 10149-2, SAE J403, ASTM A283, EN 10083-2, ASTM A1011, EN 10111, EN 10025-4, DIN 1614- 1 and others.

Galvanized steel coils are cold rolled sheets coated with Zinc. According to customers need, can be supplied as coil, slitted or cut to length form. Our stock includes generally materials produced according to EN 10346, also other special grades.