Hot rolled sheets

Hot rolled steel can be further categorised into different types, such as hot rolled sheet, hot rolled coil, HRPO sheet, and HRPO coil.Hot Rolled Sheet: Hot rolled sheet is produced through the hot rolling process, which involves heating the steel above its recrystallisation temperature and then passing it through a series of rollers to achieve the desired thickness. The resulting steel sheet has a rough surface texture due to the high temperature rolling process, which can be either left as is or further processed through techniques such as pickling, oiling, or coating to improve its surface finish. Hot rolled sheet is used in a wide range of applications including construction, automotive manufacturing, and shipbuilding, due to its strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness. Hot Rolled Coil: Hot rolled coil is produced in a similar manner to hot rolled sheet, but the steel is rolled into a cylindrical shape, creating a long sheet of steel that is then coiled. Hot rolled coil is used in a variety of applications, including the construction of buildings and other structures, the manufacturing of automotive parts and appliances, and in the production of pipe and tube products. HRPO Sheet: HRPO (Hot Rolled Pickled and Oiled) sheet is produced through a similar hot rolling process to hot rolled sheet, but it undergoes an additional pickling and oiling step. During the pickling process, the steel is passed through an acid bath to remove any surface impurities, which can cause corrosion. The steel is then coated with oil to prevent rusting. This process improves the surface finish of the steel, making it more suitable for painting or other surface treatments. HRPO sheet is commonly used in applications such as automotive parts, industrial equipment, and pipe and tube products. HRPO Coil: HRPO (Hot Rolled Pickled and Oiled) coil is produced in a similar manner to HRPO sheet, but it is produced in coils, which are long sheets of steel rolled into a cylindrical shape. The additional pickling and oiling process helps to remove any surface impurities, improving the surface finish and making it more suitable for painting or other surface treatments. HRPO coil is commonly used in the construction industry for making angles, channels, beams & columns and other structural shapes. At JSW One MSME, you can now conveniently buy hot rolled steel online. JSW One offers a seamless purchasing experience for MSMEs, ensuring timely delivery of high-quality products. FAQs

Q: What is the difference between A, B, BR and C grades of Hot Rolled Steel ?

A: Here sub qualities A, BR, B and C indicate requirement of impact test A : Impact test not required BR : Impact test required at room temperature B : Impact test mandatory at 0°CC : Impact test mandatory at –20°C Q: What is the thickness and width of hot rolled steel?

A: The thickness of Hot Rolled steel ranges from 1.6-25 mm, and the maximum possible width is 2000 mm. Q: What are the standard CTL (cut-to-length) sizes in Hot Rolled coils?

A: Upto 6 mm (thick)1250mm (width) x 2500 mm (length)1500mm (width) x 3150 mm (length) Upwards of 6mm (thick) 1250mm (width) x 2500 mm (length) 1500mm (width) x 6300 mm (length) Q: How do I trust if the products supplied by JSW ONE MSME are genuine?

A:All the products that we supply have a quality test certificate attached to it. The test certificate will have "PRIME" mentioned on it which signifies the highest standard of quality. Q: Can I purchase these hot rolled sheets in custom sizes?

A: Yes, you can purchase E350BR and E250A hot rolled sheets in custom sizes as per your requirements. You can share your requirements with us and we will give you a call back. Q: Are hot rolled sheets available for immediate delivery?

A: JSW One maintains a ready inventory of hot rolled sheets, which are available for immediate delivery. However, the availability of specific sizes and grades may vary from time to time Q: How am I assured of the quantity supplied by you?

A: All the products supplied by JSW ONE MSME have a weighment slip attached containing the weight, date and vehicle details, so that you don't have to worry about the quantity of material reaching you.