HR Sheets

Hot rolled (HR) steel sheets are made by producing steel at a high temperature, which facilitates shaping and shaping. They are widely used in fabrication, construction, automotive components, and general engineering applications because of their exceptional weldability, durability, and affordability.

Key Features

• Cost-Effective

More economical than cold-rolled sheets.

• Scale Surface

Slightly rough and scaled finish due to hot rolling.

• Good Weldability

Suitable for a wide range of welding applications.

• High Strength

Offers robust mechanical properties for structural use.

• Versatile Thickness Range

Available in multiple thicknesses for different purposes.

• Excellent Workability

Easily bendable and formable due to high-temperature processing.

Manufacturing Process

• Heating

Steel slabs are heated to very high temperatures.

• Cutting & Finishing

Sheets are cut to size and packed for industrial use.

• Rolling

The heated steel is passed through rollers to achieve desired thickness.

• Cooling

The material cools naturally, which may lead to minor dimensional variations.

Advantages

• Easy to cut, bend, and weld

• Suitable for heavy-duty applications

• Available in bigger sizes and thicker gauges

• Ideal for large structural and fabrication works

• Economical alternative to CR sheets for non-precision uses