A cold rolled steel plate process is a volume of an iron-based alloy that is longer and wider than it is thick with approximately 2% or less carbon or any other alloying element in it. A cold rolled steel plate is formed by the cold rolling process, meaning that it is formed with rollers at a temperature that has not been elevated from normal temperatures.

Connect these cold rolled steel plate process to cold liquid lines in process chillers and liquid-to-air cooling systems to cool equipment through direct contact. All have U-shaped tubes that pass through a thermally conductive aluminum plate. Drill or tap the plate for mounting.

Steel Grade	Yield Strength a MPa ≤	Tensile Strength Mpa ≥	After Breakage Percent Elongation (L o =50mm, b=25mm) % ≥ Nominal Thickness mm
<0.25	0.25~<0.40	0.40~<0.60	0.60~<1.0	1.0~<1.6	≥1.6
SPCC	-	270	30	32	34	36	37	38