Liquid steel is produced as slabs by continuous casting and then final products are obtained from these slabs. In order to obtain the final products, applications such as hot rolling and cold rolling are carried out. As a result of hot or cold rolling, the same products are obtained, but there are differences in their chemical properties. As a result of hot rolling used to produce DKP Sheets, the slabs get thinner and longer. Depending on the length and number of the rolling system, thicknesses are generally between 1.50 millimeters and 20 millimeters. These end products are called sheets and are generally rolled up and offered for sale. The thickness of DKP Sheets produced in this way varies between 0.30 millimeters and 2 millimeters.

Where to use?

The main reason for using DKP sheets, which are used in the automotive sector, white goods and ventilation products, is their deep drawing feature. In addition, these products are preferred because they are applications that require toughness and continuity.

They are among the indispensables in the white goods sector, especially thanks to their easy shaped and welding properties. In addition, DKP Sheet grades with low carbon and alloying processes are used in the automotive industry. The products used in kitchen products are those that are more suitable for enamel coating. In addition, it also has deep drawing properties like other grades.

In addition to all these, they are also used in elevators, food and chemical industries, dams and ship construction.