Hot Rolled Steel Coil

Hot Rolled Steel Coil

Hot rolled steel coil (HRC) is a type of steel coil that has been processed through a hot rolling process in which steel is rolled at high temperatures (typically above 1700°F) to achieve the desired thickness and shape. This process involves passing the steel through a series of rollers to reduce its thickness and shape it into a coil.

Hot rolled steel coil is a versatile material known for its workability, formability, strength, ductility and cost-effectiveness. It is widely used in various industries and applications, including construction, manufacturing, automotive, and structural components.

Product Thickness Width Steel Grade
HRC 1.0 – 20 MM 900 – 1500 MM SPHT1, SPHT2, SS400, A36, S235JR, S275JR,
S355JR, SPHC, SAE1006, SAE1008, SAE1010,
SAE1012, SAE1015, SAE1017, SAE1020, etc.
HRC1
HRC2
HRC3
HRC4
HRC5
HRC6
HRC2
HRC8
HRC1
Some Key Features
Surface Finish Hot rolled steel coil has a rough and scaly surface finish due to the high temperatures involved in the rolling process. This surface finish is characteristic of hot rolled steel and may require additional processing, such as pickling or cold rolling, to achieve a smoother surface finish.
Less Precise Dimensions Hot rolled steel coil may have less precise dimensions and tolerances compared to cold rolled steel coil. The high temperatures during the hot rolling process can result in variations in thickness and shape across the coil.
Workability Hot rolled steel coil is known for its excellent workability and formability. The high temperatures soften the steel, making it easier to shape, bend, and weld. This makes hot rolled steel coil suitable for applications that require extensive forming and fabrication.
Strength and Ductility Hot rolled steel coil retains its strength and ductility even after the hot rolling process. The steel maintains its structural integrity and mechanical properties, making it suitable for structural applications that require high strength and toughness.
Cost-Effective Hot rolled steel coil is generally more cost-effective than cold rolled steel coil due to the simpler manufacturing process and lower energy requirements. It is a popular choice for applications where a smooth surface finish is not essential.