3. Hot-rolled sheets
3.1 The main families of hot-rolled sheet metal
There is a very wide range of steels rolled on continuous wide strip mills and sold as hot-rolled sheet. However, they can be grouped into five main categories:
steels for deep drawing and cold forming, for which a minimum value for elongation and a range for yield strength and tensile strength are guaranteed;
structural steels, which cover markets as diverse as rolling stock, structural steel sections and automotive structural parts, and for which, in addition to a certain formability, a minimum yield strength and, where applicable, impact strength are guaranteed;
steels for small welded tubes, where the requirements mainly...
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Standardization
Table 1 lists the basic French standards for the first family of flat products mentioned in paragraph 1.1 (uncoated flat products), obtained in particular by continuous rolling. This list does not cover, in particular, standards relating to flat products of this family manufactured...
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