Carbon steel coil

Hot-rolled coil is an important basic material in the steel industry, also known as "hot-rolled strip", widely used in various fields such as automobiles, ships, and machinery manufacturing, and exists as an important trading variety in the futures market. Background Hot-rolled coil, or hot-rolled, is a steel product made from steel billets (mainly continuous casting billets), which are heated to high temperatures and then rolled into strips through rough rolling and rolling units. It belongs to the series of black steel and has the same origin as rebar, but its downstream applications are different. Due to its excellent mechanical properties and processability hot-rolled coil has become an indispensable basic raw material in modern manufacturing. Main Characteristics and Properties High strength and high toughness: After hot rolling, it has yield strength and tensile strength, meeting various engineering needs. Easy to process and shape: It has good weldability and is suitable for secondary processing such as stamping and. Flexible specifications: The thickness is usually between 1.2–25.4 mm, the width between 600–2000 mm, it can be customized according to customer needs. High production concentration: Compared with the decentralized rebar market, hot-rolled coil production enterprises are more concentrated, and the price policy large steel mills has a significant impact on the national market.