Hot Rolled Mild Steel

                                         HOT ROLLED STEEL

Hot rolled (HR) steel is a type of steel that is produced through a process of heating the steel above its recrystallisation temperature and then rolling it into the desired shape. The high temperature of the process makes the HR steel more malleable and easier to shape. This process also results in a rough surface texture on the steel.

Hot Rolled, Pickled and Oiled (HRPO): The HRPO sheets and coils are produced through a similar hot rolling process to a hot rolled sheet, but they undergo an additional pickling and oiling step. During the pickling process, the steel is passed through an acid bath to remove the black layer of iron oxides which forms during the hot rolling process, and to protect the surface from any moisture. The steel is then coated with oil to prevent rusting. This process improves the surface finish of the steel, making it more suitable for painting or other surface treatments.

Categorisation based on different IS standards: 

IS 2062:2011 and IS 3502:2009

According to the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), sub-qualities A and BR stand for:

• A: Impact test not required; semi-killed/killed
• BR: Impact test optional; if required at room temperature; semi-killed/killed

Semi-killed steel is a metal alloy compound of iron and carbon partially deoxidised with minimal gas release during solidification. Killed steel is treated with a powerful deoxidising agent to prevent carbon-oxygen reaction during solidification. 

The IS 2062 is a standard laid out by BIS, and 2011 signifies the year this standard was last revised. The IS 2062:2011 standard is for hot rolled medium and high tensile structural steel. E350 is the grade, with E standing for Engineering steel. The chequered plates of IS 3502:2009 conform to the requirements of IS 2062.

IS 1079:2017

The IS 1079:2017 standard has hot rolled carbon steel sheets, and strips. These steel products are supplied within semi-killed or killed conditions.

Hot Rolled Steel Applications

Automotive and Manufacturing Industry:

• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Sheets IS 2062:2011 E250A: These sheets are commonly used in the automotive and manufacturing industries due to their versatility and strength. They can be shaped and formed into components used in automobile chassis and frames. They are used in various industries including petrochemicals, offshore drilling, power generation, and more.
• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Coils IS 2062:2011 E250A: Similar to the sheets, these coils are valuable in the automotive sector for making parts that require strength and durability, such as engine components, brackets, and structural elements. Because of their resistance, they are commonly used in marine, chemical, and gas applications in seawater.
• JSW Steel HRPO Sheets IS 2062:2011 E250A: These sheets are popular in manufacturing due to their improved surface finish, easy paintability and high formability. They are used to make precision components, machine parts, and other items requiring a smoother surface.

Construction Industry:

• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Coils/Sheets IS 2062:2011 E250BR: These products are often employed in the construction industry for fabricating structural components, beams, columns, and other load-bearing elements. The 'BR' variant might indicate higher strength, suitable for construction applications.
• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Coils/Sheet IS 2062:2011 E350A: This product line likely finds use in heavy construction, including bridges and large building projects. Its higher strength and durability make it suitable for supporting substantial loads.
• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Coils/Sheets IS 2062:2011 E350BR: Similar to the E350A products, the 'BR' variant of these coils and sheets could be used for applications requiring superior strength and structural integrity in construction projects.
• JSW Steel HRPO Sheets IS 1079:2017 HR2: The steel is used to make beams, columns, and structural supports.

General Manufacturing and Fabrication:

• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Sheets/Coils IS 2062:2011 E250A and E250BR: These products may be utilised in general manufacturing and fabrication processes, from making industrial machinery to creating components for consumer goods.
• JSW Steel Hot Rolled Sheets/Coils IS 2062:2011 E350A and E350BR: Similarly, the E350 series of products can be employed in various manufacturing applications where strength and quality are key factors.
• JSW Steel HRPO Sheets IS 1079:2017 HR2: They make furniture components like table legs, chair frames, and shelving units. They can also make household appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens. They provide a smooth surface finish and good weldability.

                                             FAQs

Q: How do I trust that the products supplied by JSW ONE MSME are genuine?

A: All our products have a quality test certificate attached to them. The test certificate will have 'PRIME' mentioned, which signifies the highest quality standard.

Q: Can I purchase these hot rolled sheets in custom sizes?

A: You can purchase E350BR and E250A hot rolled sheets in custom sizes per your requirements. You can share your needs with us, and we will give you a callback.

Q: Are hot rolled sheets available for immediate delivery?

A: JSW One maintains a ready inventory of hot rolled sheets for immediate delivery. However, the availability of specific sizes and grades may vary occasionally.

Q: How am I assured of the quantity supplied by you?

A: All the products supplied by JSW ONE MSME have a weighment slip attached containing the weight, date and vehicle details, so you don't have to worry about the quantity of material reaching you.

Q: What is the difference between the A, BR, B and C grades of Hot Rolled Steel?

A: Here sub qualities A, BR, B and C indicate a requirement for an impact test 

• A: Impact test not required
• BR: Impact test needed at room temperature
• B: Impact test mandatory at 0°C
• C: Impact test mandatory at –20°C

Q: What is the thickness and width of hot rolled steel?

A: The thickness of Hot Rolled steel ranges from 1.6-25 mm, and the maximum possible width is 2000 mm.

Q: What are the standard CTL (cut-to-length) sizes in Hot Rolled coils?

A: Upto 6 mm (thick)

• 1250mm (width) x 2500 mm (length)
• 1500mm (width) x 3150 mm (length)

  Upwards of 6mm (thick)

•  1250mm (width) x 2500 mm (length)
• 1500mm (width) x 6300 mm (length)

Q: What are the additional services that JSW One MSME provides?

A: We provide the following services 

• Wooden pallet + HDPE packaging
• Slitting, laser cutting and plasma cutting
• Short-length shearing for all PEB requirements

Q: Do you also provide delivery assistance?

A: Our vehicles are especially meant for steel transportation at the most affordable rates in the market.