Cold rolled sheet refers to a material made from low-carbon steel plates that have undergone a cold rolling process. The abbreviation “CR” stands for “Deep Drawing Quality” in Turkish and is typically used for steel types manufactured specifically for drawing operations.

Cold rolled sheets are highly formable, making them easy to use in various applications, which contributes to their widespread popularity. Their deep drawing capability, toughness, and flexibility make them a preferred choice in manufacturing and industrial production processes.

Thanks to their simple formability and excellent weldability, Cold rolled sheet coils and Cold rolled sheet plates are widely used in the white goods industry. Additionally, due to their compatibility with enamel coating, Cold rolled sheets are frequently used in the production of kitchenware.

You can refer to the table below for detailed information on Cold rolled sheet thicknesses. These flat steel products are available in thicknesses ranging from 0.20 mm to 2.00 mm.

Cold Rolled Sheet Grades:

1110, 6112, 7114, DC01, DC02, DC03, DC04, ST12.03