Hot Rolled Steel

Hot rolled steel is used in structural framing, machinery components, automotive parts, agricultural equipment, and general fabrication where strength, formability, and cost efficiency are required.

Hot rolled steel is a carbon steel product formed at high temperatures to achieve desired thickness and width for a wide range of industrial and structural uses. The hot rolling process allows the steel to be shaped efficiently while maintaining strength, durability, and workability. Due to its mechanical properties and dimensional range, hot rolled steel is commonly used in construction, manufacturing, transportation, and equipment production. It is available in multiple grades, thicknesses, widths, and surface finishes to meet varied performance and fabrication requirements.

Features and benefits:

• Produced through a hot rolling process for efficient forming and shaping.
• Suitable for structural components, machinery parts, and general fabrication.
• Available in thicknesses from 0.050” to 0.45”.
• Offered in widths ranging from 1.00” to 72”.
• Supplied in multiple grades including CS, DS, SS, HSLA 43–100, JIS, SAE, C1004–C1020, C1050, and AHSS.
• Available with finishes such as P&O, Black, Dry Lube, Tension Leveled, and Temper Pass.
• Provides strength and durability for demanding industrial applications.
• Can support weight capacities up to 70,000 lbs depending on specification.