Steel Plate Cold-rolled

A cold rolled steel plate is a volume of an iron-based alloy that is longer and wider than it is thick with approximately 2% or less carbon or any other alloying element in it. A cold rolled steel plate is formed by the cold rolling process, meaning that it is formed with rollers at a temperature that has not been elevated from normal temperatures.

Cold rolled steel plate is an iron-based alloy that can be made from one of several different chemical compositions. It can be a low carbon steel, meaning it has less than 0.3% carbon as measured by weight. It can also be a medium carbon steel; this category encompasses carbon percentages of roughly 0.3% to 1.5%. Cold rolled steels are generally not available in a high carbon content form because the increase in hardness that carbon gives to steel makes them difficult to form at room temperatures.

A cold rolled steel plate is not the same as a cold rolled steel sheet. While both are formed using the same process and are longer and wider than they are thick, they do differ in just how thick they are. With steel, anything less than about 3 mm or ⅛ inch in thickness is considered sheet, anything over that is considered plate. A cold rolled steel sheet will have many of the same mechanical and chemical properties as a cold rolled steel plate.

Standard	JIS G3141,DIN1623,EN10130
Material	SPCC, SPCD SPCE,Q195,DC01,DC02,DC03,DC04,ST12
Thickness	0.13-3 mm
Width	20-1500 mm,Normal width is 914/1000/1219/1250/1500 mm
Finish	General, bright, dull and mirror finish, oiled or non-oiled
Coil ID	508 mm/610 mm
Coil weight	3-12 tons
Packaging	Export standard packing or according to customers' requirement.
Certificate	ISO9001:2008,SGS
Shipment	Within 10-15 workdays,25-30 days when the quantity beyond 1000 tons.