Hot rolled steels are structural steels with good tensile strength. This material can be supplied without any special heat treatment. They are steels that offer good weldability.
It is a type of steel with guaranteed tensile strength, maximum yield, and minimal tendency for elongation and fracture. Its low carbon content makes it excellent for welding, and the uniformity of its chemical and mechanical properties ensures a consistent stamping process.
They are steels with zinc coating, through a continuous process of galvanization. Galvanized steels offer excellent corrosion resistance and combine with very good forming properties.
They are produced through two possible continuous processes: hot dip coating process and electroplating coating. They offer good corrosion resistance for indoor applications.
This type of steel is coated on both sides with a combination of zinc and aluminum. This material offers excellent corrosion resistance at high temperatures and thermal protection.
Aluminized steels are coated with a layer of aluminum and silicon.
Magnelis is produced from a hot galvanized steel base. Its metallic composition creates a resistant layer on the entire surface of the metal, allowing a more effective protection against corrosion.