0.8mm SPCC SPCD Cold Rolled Steel Sheets

Cold rolled steel sheets are made by pickling hot rolled coils to remove scale and then reducing the strip at room temperature to the target thickness, which yields a smooth, scale-free surface and tight dimensional control that hot rolled sheet cannot match. The 0.8 mm SPCC/SPCD sheets on this page sit in the thin-plate range used for stamping, bending and light structural parts. For an overseas buyer, the key is choosing the right temper: SPCC (commercial, like DC01) for simple bending, SPCD (drawing quality, like DC03) for stamped parts, and SPCE/SPCF (deep drawing) for demanding forms. 

Because cold reduction work-hardens the steel, the sheet gains strength but loses ductility, which is why annealing follows rolling to restore formability. The result is a clean, bright or matt surface ideal for painting, enameling or exposed use. At 0.8 mm the sheet is easy to cut, fold and weld on standard equipment, making it a versatile stock for fabrication shops. The grade you pick should follow the part: commercial steel for brackets and furniture, drawing steel for stamped enclosures, deep-drawing steel for auto body panels and bathtubs, and high-tensile steel where strength matters more than formability.

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Cold rolled sheets serve almost every fabricated product that needs a clean face. Commercial steel (SPCC/DC01) becomes refrigerator doors, drums, furniture, auto roofs and fenders. Drawing and deep-drawing grades (SPCD/DC03, SPCE/DC04) become washer tubs, bathtubs, auto hoods and door panels where the metal must stretch without splitting.

Enameling grades are used for coated appliances and kitchenware. High-tensile grades cover seats, brackets and bumper reinforcements where strength matters. At 0.8 mm, the sheet is a common choice for appliance panels, electrical enclosures and office furniture because it is stiff enough to span without extra framing yet thin enough to keep weight and cost down. Choose matt surface where you will paint or enamel, and bright where appearance alone matters.

To quote 0.8 mm cold rolled sheets, give the grade and standard (SPCC/DC01 etc.), thickness, width, surface (bright/matt), any processing (cutting, bending, punching, decoiling) and tonnage. GNEE STEEL offers flexible payment - 100% L/C at sight, or 30% T/T with balance against B/L, or 30% T/T plus L/C - and packs for seaworthy container shipment with waterproof kraft and plastic inside and steel strapping outside.

Lead time is short at 3–7 days after deposit, which helps urgent replenishment. Because the catalog spans many grades, be explicit about the temper you need so the supplied sheet matches your press: commercial for simple bends, drawing quality for stamped parts, deep-drawing for the most demanding forms. Request mill certificates and any third-party inspection your market requires, and confirm INCOTERM and port at quotation.

Q: What is the difference between SPCC and SPCD?
A: SPCC/DC01 is commercial quality for simple bending; SPCD/DC03 is drawing quality for stamped parts; SPCE/DC04 is for deep drawing. Pick per your forming severity.

Q: Bright or matt surface?
A: Bright for visible decorative parts; matt for better paint/enamel adhesion. State your finishing process.

Q: What thickness and width are available?
A: 0.30–3.0 mm thick, 800–1500 mm wide (0.8 mm is a standard size). Confirm exact size and tolerance.

Q: What is lead time and payment?
A: 3–7 days after deposit; payment by 100% L/C at sight or 30% T/T structures. Confirm at quotation.

Q: Can you process the sheet?
A: Yes, bending, welding, decoiling, punching and cutting are offered; send your requirements.

Q: Which ports and documents?
A: Chinese port; request mill certificates and third-party inspection at order. Confirm INCOTERM.

For stamping shops, the biggest cost lever is reject rate, and reject rate tracks directly with grade choice and surface. Specifying SPCD/DC03 instead of SPCC/DC01 for a part that only needs simple bending adds cost with no benefit, while under-specifying on a deep draw causes splits. Send GNEE STEEL a sample of the finished part (or the drawing) and let them confirm the lowest-cost grade that will run cleanly; this small step usually pays back across a production run.

Q: How do I pick the cheapest grade that runs cleanly?
A: Match grade to forming severity - don't over-specify deep-draw grade for simple bends. Send a sample or drawing to GNEE STEEL for the lowest-cost grade that avoids splits.

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