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HOT ROLLED STEEL

Hot rolled steel is processed at high temperatures, typically above 1,700°F, which makes it malleable and easier to shape. During this process, the steel is rolled into sheets, bars, or other shapes while it is still hot, allowing for significant deformation without compromising the material's structural integrity. This method helps reduce production costs and yields stronger and more durable products compared to cold rolled steel. Hot rolled steel is commonly used in construction, automotive manufacturing, and various industrial applications, where its strength and versatility are essential. However, it may have a rougher surface finish and less precise dimensional tolerances compared to cold rolled varieties.

Gauges: 20ga - 1 inch

  • Master Coil

  • Slit Coil

  • Sheets

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HOT ROLLED PICKLED & OILED STEEL

Hot rolled pickled and oiled (HRPO) steel has undergone a process to remove impurities and enhance its surface quality. This material is produced by hot rolling steel and then treating it with a pickling solution to eliminate scale, followed by an oil treatment that helps protect it from corrosion. The resulting steel exhibits excellent formability and strength, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including construction, automotive, and manufacturing. Its smooth finish and improved surface characteristics ensure better paint adhesion and welding performance, which are critical for many industrial uses.

  • Master Coil

  • Slit Coil

  • Sheets

Gauges: 20ga - 1 inch

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COLD ROLLED STEEL

Cold rolled steel has been processed at room temperature to achieve precise dimensions and improved surface quality. This manufacturing process involves passing the steel through rollers at ambient temperatures, which enhances its strength and hardness while providing a smoother finish. The resulting material is commonly used in applications requiring tight tolerances, such as automotive parts, appliances, and furniture. Additionally, cold rolled steel is known for its excellent formability, making it suitable for various fabrication processes where intricate shapes and designs are necessary.

Gauges: 28ga - 12ga

  • Master Coil

  • Slit Coil

  • Sheets