Hot-Rolled Coil (HRC) is a type of steel product formed by rolling steel at high temperatures above its recrystallization point. This process enhances the steel’s malleability, making it easier to shape and form. HRC is characterized by its rough surface finish and less precise dimensions compared to cold-rolled steel, but it offers excellent mechanical properties suitable for various industrial applications:
Product Specifications
| Thickness (mm) | 0.7 mm to 16.0 mm |
| Width (mm) | 300 mm to 2000 mm |
| Grade | Standard |
| SAE 1006 | SAE J403 / J404 |
| SAE 1008 | SAE J403 / J404 |
| ASTM A572 Gr 70 | ASTM A572 |
| ASTM A36 | ASTM A36 |
| EN S235JR | EN 10025 |
| EN S275JR | EN 10025 |
| EN S355JR | EN 10025 |
| Q195 / Q235B / Q275 / Q345 / Q355B | GB/T 3274 / 912 |
| SS400 | JIS G3101 |
| SPHC | JIS G3131 |
| SPHT-1 | JIS G3132 |
| ST37-2 | DIN 17100 |
| ST44-2 | DIN 17100 |
| ST52-3 | DIN 17100 |
Applications:
Structural beams, columns, automotive chassis and body parts, manufacturing pipes and machinery, shipbuilding hulls and decks, oil and gas pipelines, pressure vessels.