Hot Rolled Coils

The foundation of modern industry. High-strength HRC for structural, automotive, and pipeline engineering.

Durability

Structural Integrity

Consistent yield strength and ductility for automotive frames and heavy machinery.

Formability

Deep Drawing

Optimized for complex forming processes in manufacturing base components.

Resistance

Corrosion Shield

Advanced surface treatment options for pipe and outdoor infrastructure.

HRC Technical Matrix

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Grade Category Grades Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Primary Use Case
Automotive Structural SAPH370, SAPH440, QSTE340TM 1.5\u20132.0 800\u2013600 Vehicle Chassis / Frames
Pipeline Steel L245, L360, X52, X60 2.0\u20136.0 900\u2013500 Oil & Gas Transmission

Common International Grades

International standard equivalents for export: ASTM, EN, JIS, and API specifications.

StandardGradeTypical ApplicationThickness Range
ASTM A36A36General structural steel1.5–25 mm
ASTM A572Gr.50 / Gr.60High-strength structural3.0–20 mm
ASTM A1011SS Gr.36 / HSLAS Gr.50Structural, forming1.5–12 mm
EN 10025-2S235JR / S275JR / S355JR / S355J2Structural, general engineering1.5–25 mm
API 5LX42 / X46 / X52 / X60 / X65 / X70Line pipe, energy transport6.0–20 mm
JIS G3101SS400 / SS490General structural1.6–25 mm
JIS G3132SPHT1 / SPHT2 / SPHT3Pipe, tube (hot rolled strip)1.6–16 mm
SAE J4031006–1075Carbon steel for forming1.5–16 mm

Industrial Application

Electrical steel manufacturing process

Energy Infrastructure

Supplying high-grade pipeline steel for cross-continental energy transmission networks.

Cold rolled steel coil finishing line

Automotive Manufacturing

Precision hot rolled sheets for chassis components and structural safety frames.