Hot Rolled Steel Sheet & Plate
Take your projects to the next level with our superior hot rolled steel sheet and plate, where outstanding quality meets seamless performance. At Beshert, we recognize the pivotal importance of materials in achieving your project goals. Therefore, we are dedicated to not only fulfilling but surpassing your expectations with unmatched excellence and uniformity in every hot rolled steel sheet and plate we provide.
What is Hot Rolled Steel?
Hot Rolled Steel is a versatile material produced through a process where steel slabs are heated to a high temperature and then rolled into sheets or coils at a temperature above its recrystallization point. This method allows the steel to be shaped and formed more easily, resulting in a product with a distinctively rough surface texture and less precise dimensions. The science behind hot rolling lies in its ability to alter the microstructure of steel, enhancing its ductility and making it more workable for a wide range of applications. From construction beams to automotive frames, hot rolled steel stands as a foundational material that combines practicality with the ingenuity of modern metallurgy, making it an essential component in both industrial and everyday applications.
Hot rolled steel coil and sheet are more cost-effective compared to cold rolled steel, primarily because they undergo minimal processing post-hot rolling, except for pickling to eliminate surface scale when necessary.
Hot Rolled Grades
Hot rolled steel grades vary widely based on standards from different countries and organizations.
| Grade | Description |
| A36 | A standard grade for structural steel. |
| 1010-1020 | General purpose steels with good formability and weldability. |
| A1011 | A high-strength steel for structural, commercial, and automotive applications. |
| A572 | High-strength low-alloy steel used in a variety of structural applications. |
| A656 | High-strength, low-alloy steel with improved formability. |
| A513 | A versatile steel used in mechanical tubing applications. |
| A516 | A grade used for pressure vessels. |
| A1018 | A steel known for its good weldability and formability. |
| SS400 | A Japanese standard grade used in general structural applications. |
| S235/S275/S355 | European standard grades with varying strength levels. |
| SPHC | A Japanese standard for hot rolled steel, used for a variety of applications. |
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