flat-rolled

American  

[flat-rohld] / ˈflætˌroʊld /

adjective

1. (of steel or other metal) rolled into flat sheets, strips, etc.

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Etymology

Origin of flat-rolled

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

Steel producer Steel Dynamics said its own venture with Aymium is ramping up production after biocarbon made in September at a plant in Columbus, Miss., was used successfully by its flat-rolled steel division.

From The Wall Street Journal

Steel Dynamics, meanwhile, said it expects fourth-quarter profits from its steel operations to be meaningfully lower than third-quarter results due to lower average realized selling values and lower volumes related to seasonal demand and planned maintenance outages at its flat-rolled steel mills.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Fort Wayne, Ind., company said some of the outages were longer than expected and cut its quarterly volume by 140,000 to 150,000 tons of flat-rolled steel production.

From The Wall Street Journal

That prompted the company, which supplies flat-rolled steel and iron ore pellets to mainly automakers, to raise its charges for HRC spot orders a fourth time since September to 1,000/st, about $50 higher than current spot rates.

From Reuters

Steel on Monday forecast third-quarter profit above Wall Street estimates and said each of its segments outperformed prior expectations, driven by a decline in raw material costs and higher prices for flat-rolled products.

From Reuters