Cold Rolled

Cold rolled steel is produced by processing hot rolled steel at room temperature, below its recrystallization point. During this process, the steel is passed through rollers to reduce its thickness and improve its surface quality. The result is a product with greater strength, improved dimensional precision, and a smoother, more refined finish. Because of these qualities, cold rolled steel is widely used in applications that require accuracy, durability, and a clean appearance, such as in automotive components, home appliances, furniture, and precision-engineered parts.