Hot Rolled Rounds
Hot Rolled Round Bars are steel bars that are produced by heating billets or blooms and rolling them into round cross-sections at high temperatures. This process gives them a rougher surface finish, but it allows for greater material strength, cost-effectiveness, and easy formability. They are widely used in applications that require strength and durability but where tight surface finish and tolerances are not critical.
Hot rolled rounds are available in various grades such as MS (Mild Steel), Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, and EN series, and are used extensively in construction, forging, general engineering, automotive, agriculture, and fabrication industries.
Key Features
- Cost-Effective Production - Economical for large-scale structural and mechanical applications.
- High Strength & Ductility - Suitable for applications requiring strength and some degree of formability.
- Good Weldability - Easily weldable using conventional methods, especially in low carbon grades.
- Available in Large Sizes - Supplied in larger diameters and lengths, making them ideal for structural use.
- Suitable for Forging & Heat Treatment - Commonly used as raw material for further processing, including forging and hardening.
- Tough and Durable - Ideal for demanding applications like shafts, axles, gears, and construction components.
- Versatile Applications - Used in construction, shipbuilding, fabrication, agriculture equipment, and machine building.
