Product Overview
Carbon steel cold rolled sheet is produced by rolling hot-rolled pickled coil at room temperature to thicknesses typically from 0.3 mm to 6.0 mm. Cold rolling gives the sheet a smooth, scale-free surface, tighter dimensional tolerances, and higher strength through strain hardening. Compared with hot rolled plate of the same chemistry, cold rolled sheet offers superior finish for painting, coating, enameling, and precision forming. Huaxia-Steel supplies cold rolled carbon steel sheet from 0.3–6.0 mm × 600–2000 mm wide, in SPCC, SAE 1008–1015 equivalents, DC01–DC04 (EN 10130), Q195–Q235, and JIS SPCC/SPCD/SPCE grades, with cut-to-length service and export packing.

Specifications
| Parameter | Range | Standard / Tolerance |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.3 – 6.0 mm | ± 0.02–0.05 mm per EN 10130 / JIS G3141 |
| Width | 600 – 2000 mm (mill edge) | 0 / +5 mm (mill edge) |
| Cut-to-length sheets | 1000–6000 mm long | Length ± 3 mm; diagonal ≤ 3 mm/m |
| Coil ID | 508 mm (standard) | — |
| Flatness | ≤ 6 I-units typical | EN 10130 / special agreement |
| Surface | Uncoated (black), oiled, or passivated | Class A/B finish per agreement |
| Mass per sheet | 7.85 kg per m² per mm thickness | Theoretical weight basis |
Available Grades
| Standard | Grades | Yield (MPa) | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| EN 10130 | DC01, DC03, DC04, DC05 | 140–180 min (drawing grades lower) | European cold forming, panels |
| JIS G3141 | SPCC, SPCD, SPCE | ≥ 170–210 (commercial to deep drawing) | Japanese-spec stamping |
| GB/T 5213 / 708 | SPCC (08Al, DC01 eq.), Q195–Q235 | ≥ 130–235 | Chinese standard general use |
| ASTM A1008 | CS Type A/B, DS, DDS, EDDS | 140–205 min | North American cold forming |

Manufacturing Standards
- Route: hot rolled coil → pickling (HCl) → cold reduction mill (60–90% reduction) → annealing (batch or continuous) → temper rolling (skin pass) → inspection/packing.
- Standards: EN 10130, JIS G3141, ASTM A1008, GB/T 708; thickness tolerance classes FT1–FT5 (EN) available.
- Condition: annealed (soft), skin-passed (surface finish and non-aging behavior), or full hard (unannealed, for corrugating and shelving).
- Surface protection: anti-rust oil or chromate/passivation free of Cr(VI) on request; edge protection for coils.
Applications
- Automotive body panels, brackets, and reinforcements
- Home appliance shells (washing machines, refrigerators, ovens)
- Furniture tubes, shelving, and office equipment
- Electrical enclosures, switchgear cabinets, and ducts
- Precision stamping and deep-drawn parts (DC04/SPCE/EDDS)
- Painted, powder-coated, or pre-painted (as base for color coating)

Quality Assurance
- EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate: chemistry, yield, tensile, elongation, hardness where applicable
- Thickness measured with calibrated gauges at 9+ points per sheet; tolerance class stated on MTC
- Surface inspection: no scale, scratches beyond class limits, oil film continuity
- Mechanical fluting / stretcher-strain control via skin pass (non-aging guarantee on DC04+)
- Formability test: cupping / Erichsen or bend tests for drawing grades
- Optional third-party inspection (SGS/BV) before container loading
Packaging & Shipping
- Sheets: wrapped in VCI or kraft + steel- strapped on wooden pallets; edge protectors
- Coils: eye-to-sky or eye-to-wall with inner/outer wrap, oiled per agreement
- Seaworthy export packing with desiccant; container limit 27 t payload typical
- Marked with grade, size, heat number, standard, and mill name
Why Buy Cold Rolled Sheet from Huaxia-Steel?
- Mill-direct pricing on 1 coil minimum, mixed sizes negotiable per container
- Cut-to-length and slitting to your blank sizes saves your processing cost
- Both European (DC) and Japanese (SPCC/SPCE) certification available per order
- Photos + MTC provided before balance payment; SGS inspection arranged
FAQ
1. What is the difference between cold rolled sheet and hot rolled sheet?
Cold rolled is rolled below recrystallization temperature: tighter tolerance (±0.02 mm class vs ±0.10+ mm), smooth scale-free surface, and higher yield from strain hardening. Hot rolled is cheaper for thickness above ~3 mm where surface finish matters less.
2. Which grade equals SPCC in EN standard?
DC01 is the direct EN 10130 equivalent; DC03/DC04 offer progressively better drawing quality. SAE 1008 chemistry is also commonly certified against SPCC.
3. Do you supply oil-free (dry) sheets?
Yes — dry, passivated-only, or oiled. Dry sheet requires faster turnover or protected storage to avoid rust in humid climates.
4. What is the minimum order quantity?
Typically one 20 ft container (about 25 t) for standard widths; smaller mixed-size trial orders are negotiable with surcharge.
5. Can you supply full-hard or half-hard condition?
Yes — full hard (as-rolled, Hv ~170+) for corrugated panels and shelving; half-hard on request.
Get a Quote
Send us your thickness, width, grade, and monthly volume — factory-direct cold rolled carbon steel sheet with MTC and export packing, quotation within 24 hours.





