SPCC is a steel material for sheet metal and press, and only plate material is not distributed. Most of the board thickness is 0.5 to 3.2mm, and among them, board thickness of 1.6mm and 2.0mm are stable distribution. SPCC is also called "rolled material", "cold", and "polished material" because of its smooth surface
Rolled steel sheets are categorized based on the rolling temperature. Hot rolled steel sheets are known as SPHC, while cold rolled steel sheets are referred to as SPCC. These designations indicate the processing methods used to achieve the desired properties and applications.
Cold rolled steel, sometimes abbreviated to CRS, is well-known for being an extremely ductile material, and is ideal for applications where precision is necessary. It is used in many applications, like household appliances, furniture, lockers, and filing cabinets
Why is it called cold-rolled steel?
"Cold rolling" refers to processes done at or near room temperature. Although these techniques affect overall performance and application, they should not be confused with formal specifications and grades of steel, which relate to metallurgical composition and performance ratings.
Is cold-rolled steel more expensive?
Price: Because of its advantages over hot rolled steel, cold rolled steel is more expensive. Also, because cold rolled steel is tougher to manipulate, it's takes more time and can cost more to take it through similar processes
