Cold-formed steel

Cold-formed steel refers to steel products that are shaped at room temperature through rolling or pressing processes, enhancing their strength through strain hardening. This type of steel is widely used in construction for framing, roofing, and other structural components, as well as in manufacturing automotive parts, appliances, and storage racks. It is particularly valued for its strength, durability, lightweight nature, and precision in dimensions, making it suitable for various structural applications and appealing to industries focused on high-quality, consistent products.