The cold-rolled sheet is a product made by cold-rolling hot-rolled coils at the ambient recrystallization temperature. Cold rolling occurs at the recrystallization temperature, but the rolling generally occurs at the room temperature. It is mostly used in the manufacturing of automobiles and electrical products.

Since there is no heating during the production process products are free from defects such as pitting and iron scales that often occur in hot rolling, and are therefore characterized by sound surface quality and smoothness. Moreover, cold-rolled products feature highly accurate dimensions, and their properties and structures are good enough meet the requirements of some special applications, such as electromagnetic properties and deep drawing properties.