SPHC Hot Rolled Carbon Steel Coil

About this product

SPHC Hot Rolled Carbon Steel Coil, conforming to Japanese JIS standards, is a widely used low - carbon steel product. "SPHC" stands for "Steel Plate, Hot - rolled, Commercial," indicating its commercial - grade quality and hot - rolling process. It features excellent formability and weldability, allowing it to be easily shaped into various forms through processes like stamping, bending, and rolling, and seamlessly joined with other components by common welding methods. With a relatively low carbon content, it offers good ductility, making it ideal for applications that require deep drawing or complex forming. SPHC coils are commonly utilized in the automotive industry for manufacturing parts such as body panels, in the home appliance sector for making refrigerator shells and washing machine drums, and in general metal fabrication for producing various structural components.

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Advantages of SPHC Hot-Rolled Steel Coils

Category: Advantage Cost Efficiency: Lower production cost vs. cold-rolled steel Formability: Excellent ductility (≤0.15% carbon) Processability: No heat treatment required Versatility: Compatible with welding, cutting, and machining Surface Options: Natural hot-rolled scale or pickled/oiled finish Availability: Complies with JIS, ASTM, EN, and GB standards

SPHC Steel Coil Applications by Industry

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FAQ

Q:What is SPHC steel?

A: SPHC is a low-carbon hot-rolled steel coil under the JIS G 3131 standard, widely used for forming, welding, and construction due to its good ductility and cost-effectiveness.

Q:Does SPHC meet international standards?

A: Yes, including JIS, ASTM (A36), EN (DC01), and GB (China).

Q: Can I get customized SPHC coils?

A: Yes! Thickness, width, surface finish (pickled/oiled), and coatings can be tailored.

Q:Can SPHC be galvanized or painted?

A: Yes! It's often galvanized (GI) or painted (PPGI) after pickling for corrosion resistance.

Q:What packaging is used for export?

A: Waterproof PE film + steel straps + edge guards (wooden cores optional).