Arcelor Mittal USA Datasheets for Metal Strip
Metal strip is narrow, thin stock that is usually 3/16 in. (4.76 mm) or less in thickness and under 24 in. (609.6 mm) in width. Metal strips are formed to precise thicknesses and/or width requirements.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Achieves high strength levels through the generation of martensite | |
| Applications in which simple bending or moderate forming is used | |
| Applications where formability beyond limited bending or mild roll-forming | |
| Continuously annealed cold rolled sheet suitable for porcelain enameling | |
| Covers sheet steel in coils and cut lengths for porcelain enameling | |
| Ductile and formable as may be seen by the typical mechanical properties | |
| Good formability during press stamping operations | |
| Guarantees hardness ranges via combination of chemical analysis | |
| Have a low carbon for weldability improvement | |
| Higher level of formability in both drawing and stretching operations | |
| Hot rolled sheet stainless steel product | |
| Improved formability over those ordered as structural quality | |
| Intended for applications involving simple bending or moderate forming | |
| Material is used to fabricate pressure vessels | |
| Minimum item quantity by specification, thickness, width and length | |
| One or more mechanical property values must be guaranteed | |
| Optimizes formability, properly established breakage allowances | |
| Supplied as a plain carbon steel with higher levels of carbon and manganese | |
| Uses a low temperature annealing treatment | |
| Warranted against rupture, structural failure or perforation from corrosion | |
| Work hardens rapidly, excellent formability | |
| Zinc or zinc-iron alloy coating weights or designations |