Hot Rolled Steel

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.

Cold rolled steel sheets are produced by re-rolling process of hot rolled steel sheets in order to provide precise thickness distribution across the coil. The surface roughness of the cold rolled materials is lower compared to hot rolled steels and suitable for painting and coating applications. According to the customers demands, it can be supplied in coil, slitted and cut to length sheet form. Our stock includes cold rolled steel sheet materials produced according to EN 10130, EN 10268, EN 10338, EN 10209 and others.

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 Dip Galvanized steel is coated with zinc to enhance its corrosion resistance. This process provides excellent surface appearance and durability, making it suitable for automotive, construction, and appliance manufacturing. The zinc coating ensures longevity and low maintenance, making it an ideal choice for various industrial applications.