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It is generally accepted that H.R Rolled Steel which is more then 4mm thick is called as H.R Plates. Plates are normally available in different grades as per the end use like for general fabrication Mild steel is used, Where their is more of wear and tear their Carbon Alloy Steel is used as per the requirements. When there is flow of water or chemicals in the use then Stainless Steel is used.

Steel sheet that has been wound. A slab, once rolled in a hot-strip mill, is more than one-quarter mile long; coils are the most efficient way to store and transport sheet steel. A rolling mill of several stands of rolls that converts slabs into hot-rolled coils. The hot-strip mill squeezes slabs, which can range in thickness from 2-10 inches, depending on the type of continuous caster, between horizontal rolls with a progressively smaller space between them (while vertical rolls govern the width) to produce a coil of flat-rolled steel about a quarter-inch in thickness and a quarter mile in length.

Galvanised Plain Sheets and Coils Galvanised Corrugated Sheets: Galvanised steel sheets coils are Zinc coated Cold Rolled sheets coils as per IS 513 1994 (O and D grades) as per customers' requirements.

The Coils are uncoiled and cut into a desired width by the process of slitting the coils, and the desired length by uncoiling the coils and cut them into a required length. Coils that is cut to length (CTL) is normally shipped flat-stacked and that is called as Sheets. Sheets are of different types like H.R Sheets, C.R Sheets, G.P Sheets, G.C Sheets, Stainless Steel Sheets etc.

Steel sheet that has been wound. A slab, once rolled in a hot-strip mill, is more than one-quarter mile long; coils are the most efficient way to store and transport sheet steel. A rolling mill of several stands of rolls that converts slabs into hot-rolled coils. The hot-strip mill squeezes slabs, which can range in thickness from 2-10 inches, depending on the type of continuous caster, between horizontal rolls with a progressively smaller space between them (while vertical rolls govern the width) to produce a coil of flat-rolled steel about a quarter-inch in thickness and a quarter mile in length. The coils may be of different types like Hot Rolled Coils (HR Coils), Cold Rolled Coils (CR Coils).