Hot Rolled

Steel that has been roll-pressed at extremely high temperatures over their recrystallization point of 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit is known as hot rolled steel. It becomes more pliable in this state, making it possible to mold it into various shapes readily. Practically speaking, hot-rolled steel sheets are less expensive and require less processing than cold-rolled steel.

When rolled into a sheet, the alloy’s temperature gives hot rolled steel its name. Steel heated above the point of recrystallization and forced between two rollers to achieve a specific length and thickness is known as hot rolled steel. The steel, as a result, can be more pliable and flexible. For hot-rolled steel sheets, slitting, shearing, blanking, stretcher leveling, degreasing, and brushing are Dass Steel service capabilities.

Hot rolled steel sheets are cost-effective and provide consistent performance and adaptability. Basic carbon steel materials like hot rolled steel sheets are frequently utilized in applications where dimensional tolerances and surface finish quality are not crucial.

 

• Construction Industry
• Steel Framing
• Pipe/tubing
• Automotive
• Agriculture Equipment
• Railroad Tracks
• Stampings
• Strappings
• Transportation Infrastructure

• Thickness: .055”-.500”
• Width Range: 4”-72”
• ASTM Spec: A1011/A1011M and A1018/A1018M
• Typical Grades: CS, DS, SS (Gr30-80), HSLA, Weathering Steel, Quench and Temper
• Surface Treatment: Temper rolled