Cold Rolled Coils (CRCA and CR Full Hard)

CRCA – Cold Rolled Closed Annealed

Cold-rolled coils are a type of steel product that undergoes a specific manufacturing process known as cold rolling. Unlike hot-rolled coils, which are produced at high temperatures, cold-rolled coils are manufactured at room temperature or slightly below. This process involves passing the steel through a series of rollers, which gradually reduce its thickness and improve its surface finish.

CRFH (Cold Rolled Full Hard)

CRFH (Cold Rolled Full Hard) coils, on the other hand, are cold-rolled steel coils that do not undergo the annealing process. After cold rolling, they are typically subjected to a final cold reduction process to achieve the desired thickness and mechanical properties. CRFH coils are cold-rolled to their maximum hardness and strength, resulting in a harder and stiffer material compared to CRCA coils. They have a more rigid structure and exhibit higher yield strength and resistance to deformation.

Basic Parameters

Classification EN
Head Body
Width 4.5 mm to 1850 mm
Length
(For Sheets)
As Per Customer's Requirement
Grades CR1, CR2, CR3, CR4, CR5, HSLA, Dual Phase
Finish Bright, Semi-Bright, Normal, Rough

Applications & Grades

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