Cold rolled steel is produced by further processing hot rolled steel through cold reduction mills followed by annealing and/or temper rolling to produce steel with closer dimensional tolerances and a wider range of surface finishes.

The steel coils can be annealed to make the steel more formable or further processed on the metallic coating line, with a coating of either zinc (galvanised) or zinc-aluminium (aluzinc) alloy applied. Cold rolled steel is available in a range of grades, each with a range of properties for differing applications.

Cold rolled steel sheets offer a variety of outstanding properties, including easy formability and a smooth clean surface. They are used in construction,automobile sector, appliances, furniture, and many other everyday items.

To meet the various end use requirements, cold-rolled sheet products are metallurgically designed to provide specific attributes such as high formability, deep drawability, high strength, high dent resistance, good magnetic properties, enamelability and paintability.