HRC
Hot-rolled steel is produced by rolling heated slabs through a hot strip mill into coils. It offers good strength and versatility and is widely used in automotive, construction, energy, and pipe applications.
Hot rolled steel for the sheet market is available in both hot band and pickled band forms. Hot band can be supplied directly after rolling, while pickled band undergoes an acid cleaning process to remove surface scale and improve surface quality.
CRC
Cold-rolled steel is made from hot-rolled steel through processes such as pickling, cold reduction, annealing, and temper rolling. These steps improve mechanical properties, surface quality, thickness accuracy, and shape control. It offers excellent performance for deep drawing as well as complex bending and forming applications.
Cold-rolled steel is also easy to weld, and its smooth, uniform surface makes coating and finishing simple and cost-effective. High-strength grades help reduce weight while maintaining durability and strength, supporting overall cost savings for customers.
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