Cold Rolled Steel
Cold rolled steel is produced by taking hot rolled steel that has been pickled and rolling it down to a specific thickness. During this process the steel may also be annealed (heated) to help meet specific mechanical properties. Cold rolled steel can provide a tighter gage tolerance, greater strength, and a more controlled surface finish. Some common uses are automotive components, metal furniture, tubing, lighting fixtures, appliances, shelving, plumbing, hinges, and metal containers.
Common Grades
- Commercial Steel Type A,B,C(CSA, CSB, CSC)
- Drawing Steel Type A,B,C(DSA, DSB, DSC)
- Deep Drawing Steel (DDS)
- Extra Deep Drawing Steel (EDDS)
- Extra Deep Drawing Steel Plus (EDDS+)
- High Strength Low Alloy (HSLA)
- Structural Steel (SS)
- Dual Phase (DP)
- Multi Phase (MP)
- Martensite (MS)
- Ultra-High Strength Steel (UHSS)
- Advanced High Strength Steel (AHSS)
- Full Hard
- Half Hard
- Quarter Hard
- Bake Hardenable (BH)
- High Carbon (HC)
Common Specs
- A109
- A1008
- J1392
- J403
- International Standards- Inquire for Availability
- OEM Standards- Inquire for Availability
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