Cold rolled

Cold-rolled sheet steel is produced from hot-rolled sheet with additional processing steps such as pickling, cold reduction, annealing and temper rolling. Cold rolled steel is used for automotive parts, electrical motors, major appliances, industrial packaging, strapping, office furniture and tubular goods.

Cold-rolled steel is a product that has been pickled and cold reduced after hot-rolling, to further reduce steel thickness while imparting specific mechanical properties, surface finish, gauge tolerance and strip shape.

The benefits of cold-rolled sheet are excellent performance in operations that require deep drawing and intricate bending and forming.

Corelox is a cold rolled magnetic lamination steel intended for applications in which the stamped laminations or assembled core structures for electrical equipment are annealed to develop the desired core loss and permeability characteristics.

Indaten™ is ArcelorMittal’s cold rolled weathering steel that combines atmospheric corrosion resistance and structural strength. Designed for exterior building panels and roofing without metallic or organic coatings. Over time, the steel surface develops a unique purplish-brown, finely grained patina when exposed outdoors.

UltraVit™ is ArcelorMittal Dofasco's Type III vitreous enamelling cold roll steel that has been designed to meet the high-quality demands of the appliance industry. The product’s chemistry and downstream processing ensure the best possible enamelability and formability for its various applications.