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Hot Rolled Coil

Typical Grades

Alloy grades, i.e. 80CrV2, 51CrV4, 50CrMo4, 42CrMo4
Carbon steel, i.e. C50, C67, C75
Boron steel, i.e. 40MnB4, 37MnB4, 27MnB5, HLB27
Case hardening, i.e. C15, C22
Tool steel, i.e. AISI 01
Microalloyed, i.e. QSTE, S260MC-S760MC
Free cutting steel, i.e. 220Mo7Pb
Mild steel, i.e. HS1, DD11 etc

HOT ROLLED STRIP

Qualities

  • Mild steel deep drawing qualities
  • Structural and high strength low alloy grades
  • Carbon heat treatable steels up to 1.25%C
  • Case hardening grades
  • Alloy grades

  • Size Range

  • Widths up to 720mm
  • (or up to 1350mm from wide coil)
  • Thickness from 1.5mm to 16mm
  • NB, not all width and thickness combinations may be possible

  • Features

  • Available with “natural” mill edges or slit edges
  • Coil, cut lengths or sheet form
  • Close gauge tolerances

  • Applications

  • Fine blanking and pressworking
  • High strength automotive components
  • Agricultural discs and blades
  • Knives, chains and tools
  • Mining equipment
  • Clutch plates
  • Hot rolled strip coilsHot rolled coilsHot rolled strip lengths

    Our partner suppliers specialise in hot rolled narrow strip which is produced on modern, fully automated narrow strip mills. The resulting strip benefits from superior technical properties such as high surface quality, uniform material structure and extraordinarily tight thickness tolerances similar to those provided by cold rolled strip.

    Tight tolerance narrow strip can serve as input stock for the cold rolling industry, but the superior attributes allow the product to go directly into manufacturing with potential economic and efficiency benefits; the tight thickness tolerances can lead to weight savings yielding more components per tonne, reduce downtime for tool adjustments, and there is the possibility of substituting more expensive cold rolled strip.

    The close working relationship that we have developed over many years with our European hot rolling partners affords us the ability to tailormake our product to the customers’ requirements.
    We have the facility to source via BOS route as well as the flexibility to supply smaller, more specialist casts, via the electric arc furnace route. We can supply in coil or cut lengths, with slit or mill edges. The advantage of mill edges being no sharp edges for handling, no burr or microcracks and no embrittlement of the edges which in turn leads to improved fatigue resistance.