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Full-hard coils

Its hardness is very high (the HRB greater than 90), and its mechanical processing performance is poor due to the lack of annealing treatment.

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  • Its hardness is very high (the HRB greater than 90), and its mechanical processing performance is poor due to the lack of annealing treatment. Only straightforward directional bending (perpendicular to the coiling direction) of less than 90 degrees is possible. Some steel mills can provide four-fold edge treatment.

    Application Scope:

    (1) After annealing, it is processed into conventional cold rolling; coating;

    (2) A galvanizing unit with an annealing pretreatment device is used for processing and galvanizing;

    (3) A panel that basically does not need to process.

    Full-hard coils are a type of steel coil that has undergone a specific tempering process to achieve maximum hardness and tensile strength. This process involves cold-rolling the steel at a temperature below its recrystallization point and then annealing it in a controlled environment. Full-hard coils are commonly used in applications requiring high strength and durability, such as automotive components, metal furniture, and industrial equipment. They are also used in the manufacture of precision tools and machine parts due to their excellent dimensional stability.

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