Temper Rolled Coil

Temper rolling is a work hardening process that is used to change the crystalline structure and shape of the stainless steel without using heat. Temper rolling increases the yield strength and decreases the ductility. Typical industries that use temper rolled coil are automotive, medical, IT, petrochemical, construction, insulation and spring markets.

Grades

Our temper rolled coil is available in many grades, our most popular being grade 301 (1.4310) Other grades that we commonly supply are grades 316 (1.4401), 316L (1.4404), 304 (1.4301), 304L (1.4307) and 430 (1.4016), although other grades are available to match the customers specification if required.

Finishes

Material can be slit to match customers specific widths and thicknesses and a choice of slit edges or deburred edges is also available.

Our temper rolled coil material can also be offered in coil form or precision cut blanks.

The most common VPN ranges offered are TR230/­TR280/­TR330/­TR380/­TR430. Our material is made to order in the VPN/HV range, so alternative ranges can also be provided.

Please see the table below for more information on our temper rolled coil.

Condition Indicative
temperatures
EN 10515
Tensile
Strength
Rm
N/mm2
Yield Strength
Rp. 0.2%
N/mm2
Strength
HV
A%
80mm
Annealed C700 700–850 320–450 190–230 Min.40%
1/4 C850 850–1000 450–750 230–300 Min.28%
1/2 C1000 1000–1150 750–900 300–350 Min.18%
3/4 C1150 1150–1300 900–1150 350–400 Min.15%
4/4 C1300 1300–1450 1150–1350 400–450 Min.10%
Full Hard C1500 1500–1700 1350–1600 450–530 Min.5%