Hot rolled coil scrap consists of surplus or off-spec hot rolled coils originally produced for structural and fabrication use, supplied in stock form and typically not suitable for cold rolling due to their surface and dimensional condition.

Key Specifications

• Material in hot rolled condition, available as pickled or unpickled coils, primarily intended for hot working, re-rolling and general fabrication rather than precision cold rolling.
• Typical coil inside diameters around 610 mm, 710 mm and 730 mm, allowing compatibility with standard decoiling and handling equipment.
• Edges may be supplied as mill edge or edge-trimmed, enabling use in applications where edge accuracy is either non-critical or moderately controlled.
• Coil weights generally above 2000 kg, making them efficient for bulk processing operations such as slitting, shearing, re-rolling and plate cutting.
• Dimensional range typically covers medium thickness hot rolled strip suitable for conversion into plates, flats, profiles and formed components.

Usage Applications

• Re-rolling into plates, sheets and strips for non-critical structural members, stiffeners, base plates and general fabrication.
• Manufacturing of brackets, frames, supports, trays and other formed parts in workshops that can work with mixed-surface material.
• Production of pipes and tubes through forming and welding lines, using suitable thickness ranges of coil scrap as economical feedstock.
• Use in construction projects for temporary works such as scaffolding components, platforms, barriers and formwork supports.
• Processing into smaller blanks or profiles for machinery parts, storage systems, guards, railings and industrial fabrications.
• Recycling route as charge material for steel melting shops to produce new long and flat steel products.