Cold-rolled

Cold drawing and bending steels

These steels are ranked in ascending order of formability: from the least critical moldings (DC01) to the deepest draws (DC06 and DC07). They are manufactured in static annealing or continuous annealing.
They can be supplied with different requirements for surface appearance, surface finish and surface protection.

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Areas of use:

• Automotive
• Household and sanitary appliances (refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers, electric motor and compressor parts, kitchen countertops)
• Radiators and boilers
• Packaging (oil drums, paints, chemicals)
• Tube furniture (special profiles for cabinets, bed nets, shelving)
• Small parts (garden)
• Trade (service centers)

Technical supply conditions:

The standard applies to cold-rolled, uncoated flat products made of low-carbon steel, with width greater than or equal to 600 mm, thickness greater than 0.35 mm, and, unless otherwise specified at the time of the order, lower than or equal to 3 mm, intended for deep drawing or cold forming, supplied in the form of sheets, wide strips, sheared wide strips, and strips made from sheared wide strips or sheets.

The surface appearance can be either type A or B, unless otherwise requested at the time of order, the material is supplied with appearance A.

Surface finish can be shiny, semi-shiny, normal or rough. In the absence of specifications at the time of the order, products are provided with a normal finish.
For surface protection, the material is typically supplied oiled; oil-free products can be supplied on request, but in that case a much higher risk of rusting must be taken into account.

Data sheet
Data sheet with current European standards and technical characteristics of the product.

Microalloyed high-strength steels

Microalloyed cold-rolled steels (HSLA) are characterized by a low Carbon content and obtained through a special cooling process during hot rolling, which results in high ductility and mechanical strength.

Steel for glass lining

Steel for glass lining is characterized by special processes, allowing a rigorous control of their chemical composition and microstructural characteristics; this ensures its ability to withstand the stresses induced by the glass lining process and maintain a good surface appearance, reducing gaseous emissions during glass lining firing and ensuring perfect glass lining adhesion.