What are some examples of cold-rolled, non-aging steel?

Mar 10, 2026 Leave a message

1.What are the core features and common applications of BUFD (BUSD) and BSUFD?

Non-aging deep-drawing/ultra-deep-drawing steel with excellent formability.

Suitable for complex deep-drawing parts in the automotive, home appliance, and other industries.

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2.What are the core features and common applications of SC1, SC2, SC3, DC04, DC05, DC06, and DC07?

According to stamping grade, the higher the number, the better the deep drawing performance. DC07 is the ultra-deep drawing grade.

DC04 and above are commonly used for complex parts such as automotive interior panels; DC06 and DC07 are used for the most complex stamped parts.

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3.What are the core features and common applications of SPCE and SPCEN?

SPCE is a deep-drawing grade with anti-aging properties; SPCEN is a non-aging deep-drawing sheet with superior performance.

Suitable for deep-drawing parts in electronics, precision instruments, and other applications requiring high surface quality.

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4.What are the core characteristics and common applications of 08Al and IF steels?

08Al is a classic aluminum-killed steel for deep drawing, exhibiting no aging sensitivity; IF steel is a general term for this type of steel.

It is widely used in various deep-drawing and ultra-deep-drawing products.

 

5.What is the core of non-aging steel (IF steel)?

The core of non-aging steel (IF steel) lies in its ultra-low carbon and nitrogen content, and the complete fixation of residual interstitial atoms by adding elements such as titanium and niobium, thereby eliminating the aging phenomenon. This makes it deform evenly during stamping and prevents surface defects.