Metal Coils
Ideal for applications requiring flexibility and versatility, our metal coils come in various thickness and sizes, perfect for fabrication, manufacturing, and construction projects. There are different types of steel coils, including hot-rolled coils, cold-rolled coils, galvanized coils, and stainless steel coils.
Hot-rolled coils are used for construction, shipbuilding, and automotive applications, while cold-rolled coils are used for appliances, furniture, and automotive parts. Stainless steel coils are used for food processing, medical equipment, and other applications requiring high corrosion resistance.
Materials of Construction (MOC)
Detailed Specifications
| Coil Type | HRAP (Hot Rolled), CRAP (Cold Rolled), Strip Coils |
|---|---|
| Thickness Range | 0.30 mm – 100 mm |
| Width Range | 620 mm – 2000 mm (Custom slitting available) |
| Standard / Specifications | ASTM, ASME, DIN, EN, ISO, JIS, GB |
| Surface Finish | No.1, 2B, 2D, BA (Bright Annealed), No.4, No.8 (8K Mirror), Hairline (HL), Satin, PVC Coated |
| Edge Condition | Mill Edge (ME), Slit Edge (SE), Custom Machined Edge |
| Coil ID (Inner Diameter) | 508 mm, 610 mm, or custom as per requirement |
| Coil Weight | 2 MT to 25 MT (Depending on width and logistics requirements) |
| Hardness State | Soft, Quarter Hard, Half Hard, Full Hard, Spring Hard |
| Value-Added Services | Decoiling, Cut-to-length, Blanking, Slitting, Polishing |
| Test Certifications | MTC EN 10204 3.1, Third Party Inspection (TPI), NABL Approved Lab Reports |
Key Applications
Chemical Industries
High-grade coils like Hastelloy and Stainless Steel offer exceptional resistance to localized corrosion in harsh, reactive environments.
Power Plants
Utilized in heat exchangers and critical infrastructure where materials like Inconel maintain integrity under extreme thermal stress.
Heavy Machinery Manufacturing
Thick, hot-rolled and mild steel coils provide the necessary durability and structural strength for fabricating robust industrial equipment.
Shipbuilding & Automotive
Hot-rolled coils are heavily relied upon for marine vessel construction and automotive frames, offering high formability and strength.