Commercial Steel cold coil

Astm a653 g90 cold rolled Galvanized Steel Coil is a kind of steel coil that immersed in the dissolved zinc bath to adhere to the surface with a layer of zinc. At present, the main method is to make galvanized steel coil be dipped in a bath with dissolved zinc.

Cold-rolled sheet in coil form is produced by removing rust from hot-rolled sheet by “pickling” it in a weak acid solution, then washing, brushing, drying, oiling and unrolling the sheet and finally performing cold-rolling by passing the sheet through a reducing mill under pressure and winding it into a roll.

Cold-rolled sheet coil has good properties, that is, cold-rolled strip and steel sheet with thinner thickness and higher precision can be obtained by cold-rolling, with high flatness, high surface finish, clean and bright surface of cold-rolled sheet, and easy to be coated. It has a wide range of processing and varieties, and has a wide range of uses.

12 Gauge Thickness Cold-rolled Metal Steel Coil is represented by cold- and hot-rolled coils with a zinc coating, which helps to protect the steel against atmospheric corrosion. Galvanised steel coils are successfully used in industries with stringent requirements for corrosion resistance, durability, strength and appearance, and can be formed or have various coatings applied.

ASTM Cold Rolled Dipped GI Galvanized Steel Coil GI Strip Coil is hot-rolled steel that has been cleaned of iron oxide scale (pickled) and reduced to a specific thickness through a series of rolling stands (tandem mill) or passed back and forth through a reversing rolling mill. The steel can be heated to controlled temperatures (annealing) depending on mechanical property requirements, and final rolled to the desired thickness.

Galvanized Steel Sheet in Coil (GI) is produced by passing the Full Hard sheet which has undergone the acid washing process and rolling process through the zinc pot, thereby applying zinc film to the surface. It has excellent corrosion resistance, paintability, and workability due to Zinc’s characteristics.

High quality cold rolled steel coil full hard Galvanized steel coil is processed from hot-rolled sheets at room temperature. Although the temperature of the steel sheet will be heated during the processing, it is still called cold-rolled. Due to the continuous cold deformation of hot rolling, the mechanical properties are relatively poor and the hardness is too high.

Cold rolled galvanized steel coil
It is cold-rolled or hot-rolled, long and narrow long steel plate is coated with a layer of raw materials called (zinc, aluminum) to varying degrees. Hot-dip galvanizing has the advantages of uniform coating, strong adhesion and long service life. The hot-dip galvanized strip steel matrix undergoes a complex physical and chemical reaction with the molten plating solution to form a corrosion-resistant zinc-iron alloy layer with a compact structure. The alloy layer is integrated with the pure zinc layer and the strip steel matrix. Therefore, its corrosion resistance is strong.

For galvanized steel coils, the steel sheet is immersed in a molten zinc bath to make a sheet of zinc coated on its surface. It is mainly produced by continuous galvanizing process, that is, the rolled steel plate is continuously immersed in a plating tank with zinc melted to make galvanized steel plate; alloyed galvanized steel plate.

Good Quality Cold Rolled Steel zinc Coil is mainly used in the construction of household appliances, automobile containers, especially steel structure building, automobile parts, steel plate warehouse manufacturing and other industries. Their characteristics are mainly: strong corrosion resistance, good surface quality, economic and practical.

Cold coil is made of hot rolled coil at room temperature and below the recrystallization temperature, including plate and coil, of which the sheet delivered is called steel plate, also known as box plate or plate; the long length and delivered in coil is called steel strip, also known as coil plate.

Cold-rolled coils are a steel product produced by applying plastic deformation to hot-rolled steel on cold-rolling mills. With such processing, the product can have more accurate dimensional tolerances, better surface quality and improved mechanical properties as compared with hot-rolled coils. Cold rolling is also used to make thinner coils than hot-rolling mills can currently produce (less than 0.8-1.0 mm).