Hot Rolled Plate Spec Table

Hot Rolled Plate Specifications — 36 sizes
KS D 3503JIS G 3101

Hot-rolled (HR) steel plate such as SS400 and SPHC, used for structures, frames, and machine bases. Has mill scale, available in 1.2–25mm thickness.

Practical Notes

  • Remove mill scale before painting. Paint over scale causes adhesion failure and peeling.

Selection Guide

General-purpose hot-rolled steel plate. SS400/SPHC standard for structures, frames, and machine bases. Mill scale surface requires cold-rolled for appearance-critical use. Thickness 1.2–25mm.

KSJISHot Rolled Plate

12 sizes

The dimensions below are identical across KS D 3503 · JIS G 3101.

NominaltWidthLengthWeightMaterial
t1.61.6914~15241829~609612.56SS400
t2.02914~15241829~609615.7SS400
t2.32.3914~15241829~609618.06SS400
t3.23.2914~18291829~609625.12SS400
t4.54.5914~20002000~1200035.33SS400
t6.06914~25002000~1200047.1SS400
t9.09914~25002000~1200070.65SS400
t12.0121524~25003000~1200094.2SS400
t16.0161524~25003000~12000125.6SS400
t19.0191524~25003000~12000149.15SS400
t22.0221524~25003000~12000172.7SS400
t25.0251524~25003000~12000196.25SS400

Key Features

  • KS D 3501 (SPHC/SPHD/SPHE); hot-rolled t1.2–25 mm with mill scale surface
  • Can produce thicker plates than cold-rolled; classified as structural or press-grade
  • Pickling achieves SPCC-grade surface; excellent cost competitiveness

Key Applications

Building steel plates, automotive frames, ship hulls, bridge deck plates, tank/pressure vessel shells

FAQ

Difference between SS400 and SPHC?

SS400 is structural (tensile strength-based); SPHC is for forming (chemistry + formability-based). Choose SS400 for structural strength, SPHC for press/bending work.

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