HOT ROLLED

Hot-rolled steel is manufactured by a rolling method of metalworking in which the metallic alloy is passed through paired rolls that determine its shape and size. This metal forming procedure is either classified as hot-rolling or cold-rolling. Hot-rolled steel is produced at temperatures that are above steel's temperature of recrystallization. On the other hand, steel produced by the rolling method at temperatures that are below steel's recrystallization is referred to as cold-rolled steel.