Hot-Rolled Flat Sheet

Hot plate, also known as hot-rolled plate or hot-rolled plate, is made from continuous casting billets or primary rolled billets as raw materials. After being heated in a step-by-step heating furnace and descaled by high-pressure water, it is rolled through a roughing mill. The roughing material is then processed by head and tail cutting and enters the finishing mill for computer-controlled rolling. After final rolling, it is cooled by laminar flow and coiled to form a straight coil. Its head and tail are often tongue-shaped or fish-tail-shaped. It needs to undergo edge cutting, leveling and other finishing treatments to be made into hot-rolled steel plates, flat coils and other products. Among them, hot-rolled pickled plate coils are favored because they can partially replace cold-rolled plates and have a moderate price.