Cold finished steel is notable for its improved surface finish and mechanical properties, making it an important part of modern manufacturing. The technique of cold drawing involves making several heated steel rods pass through a shape die. This decreases the rod's diameter and simultaneously increases its length. The resulting product is stronger and more precise than hot rolled products. This also improves surface finish making cold finished steel suited for applications with aesthetic requirements.
In the case of automotive and construction, cold finished steel improves product life and dependability because it can perform in applications where components have a high degree of stress and abrasion. The ability of a given cold finished steel section to retain it's form in adverse extremes is what drives its selection in high importance applications in mechanical assemblies. Available cold finished steel configurations and cross section geometries are virtually unlimited which drives ease of selection for design and manufacturing engineers.
With the advancement of global industries, it is expected that the demand for cold finished steel will continue to grow. Our innovative capabilities and focus on quality have put us ahead of the competition in this industry.