SteelPickled and oiled hot rolled coil (HRP)
Pickled and oiled hot rolled coil (HRP): scale removed by acid, then oiled. 0.80 to 5.00 mm (0.031 to 0.197 in) thick, 600 to 1600 mm (23.62 to 62.99 in) wide, full-width or slit. Standards: EN 10111, EN 10025-2, EN 10149-2. Origin: Türkiye, other qualified mills on request.
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Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 0.80–5.00 mm (0.031–0.197 in) |
| Width | 600–1600 mm (23.62–62.99 in) |
| Slit coil width | 20–1500 mm (0.787–59.06 in) |
| Coil inner diameter | 610 mm (24.02 in) |
| Coil weight | Up to 30 t (about 66,100 lb) |
| Steel grades | DD11 to DD14, S235JR, S275JR, S355JR, S315MC to S700MC |
| Standards | EN 10111, EN 10025-2, EN 10149-2 |
Uses
- Feedstock for cold rolling
- Parts that are painted or coated after forming
- Automotive and construction components
- General fabrication and machine building
Pickled and oiled hot rolled coil: what it is
Hot rolled steel leaves the mill with a layer of oxide scale. In a pickling line the coil passes through acid, usually hydrochloric acid, which removes the scale, and a thin film of oil is then applied so the clean surface does not rust in humid air. The result is pickled and oiled hot rolled coil, often called HRP. The coil offered here is 0.80 to 5.00 mm (0.031 to 0.197 in) thick and 600 to 1600 mm (23.62 to 62.99 in) wide, and follows EN 10111, EN 10025-2 and EN 10149-2.
Full-width coil and slit coil
Full-width coil is supplied as it leaves the pickling line, in widths from 600 to 1600 mm (23.62 to 62.99 in), on a 610 mm (24.02 in) inner diameter. Slit coil is full-width coil cut lengthwise on a slitting line into narrower coils, with widths from 20 to 1500 mm (0.787 to 59.06 in). Buyers choose slit coil when their production line needs a strip of a fixed, narrower width, which saves cutting the coil themselves. Slit width, tolerance and the number of strips per coil are agreed at quotation, and you can request a quote for either form.
Standards and grades
Three standard families cover most orders. EN 10111 is for low carbon steel intended for cold forming, with grades DD11 to DD14. EN 10025-2 covers non-alloy structural steels such as S235JR, S275JR and S355JR. EN 10149-2 covers high yield strength steels for cold forming, from S315MC upwards. Which grades are available depends on the mill, so name the grade or the standard when you ask for a quotation.
Where it is used, and the rest of the range
Pickled coil is the usual feedstock for cold rolling and for parts that are painted or coated after forming. For a harder, thinner and smoother product, see cold rolled coil; for zinc-coated coil, see galvanized coil; the whole range is on the steel coil page. Reinwent is a trading and sourcing company, and this coil is sourced from manufacturers in Türkiye.
Questions buyers ask
What is pickled and oiled hot rolled coil?
It is hot rolled steel coil that has been pickled, meaning treated with acid to remove the oxide scale left by hot rolling, and then oiled. The oil film protects the clean steel from rust. It is often abbreviated HRP.
Why is hot rolled coil pickled?
Hot rolling leaves a layer of oxide scale on the surface. Pickling removes it, which gives a cleaner surface for forming, painting, coating and cold rolling. Hydrochloric acid is the main acid used in steelmaking.
Why is the coil oiled?
Pickled steel has a bare surface that can rust in humid air, so a thin oil film is applied as a moisture barrier. The oil generally has to be removed before plating or painting.
What thickness and width does pickled hot rolled coil come in?
Thickness runs from 0.80 to 5.00 mm (0.031 to 0.197 in) and width from 600 to 1600 mm (23.62 to 62.99 in). The coil inner diameter is 610 mm (24.02 in) and coils weigh up to 30 tonnes (about 66,100 lb). The exact limits depend on the mill and the grade, so they are confirmed at quotation.
Which standards and grades apply to pickled hot rolled coil?
EN 10111 covers low carbon steel for cold forming (DD11 to DD14), EN 10025-2 covers non-alloy structural steels such as S235JR, S275JR and S355JR, and EN 10149-2 covers high yield strength steels for cold forming such as S315MC. Which grades are available depends on the mill.
What is slit coil, and can pickled coil be slit?
Slit coil is full-width coil cut lengthwise into narrower coils. Slit widths run from 20 to 1500 mm (0.787 to 59.06 in) within the thickness range of the coil. Slit width, tolerance and coil weight are confirmed at quotation.
What is the difference between hot rolled and pickled hot rolled coil?
Both are hot rolled. Plain hot rolled coil keeps the oxide scale from rolling, while pickled coil has had it removed with acid and carries a light film of oil.
What is pickled hot rolled coil used for?
It is the usual feedstock for cold rolling, and it suits parts that are painted or coated after forming because the surface is clean. Buyers also use it for automotive and construction components and for general fabrication.
How do I request a quotation for pickled hot rolled coil?
Send the thickness and width in millimetres, the grade or standard, whether you need full-width or slit coil, the coil weight, the quantity and the destination through the quote form on this site. Reinwent sends the quotation within 12 hours at the latest.
Where does the coil come from?
Reinwent is a trading and sourcing company. The coil is sourced from manufacturers in Türkiye, and other qualified mills on request.
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