Steel Coil Supplier Serving the United States

Smooth Colors

Colors depicted here are not an exact match; please refer to metal samples from Hixwood for true color visual. In addition, we can match virtually any color with our Beckers paint system.

Textured Paint

Our textured paint offering helps our customers to penetrate the residential roof market, which is the fastest-growing segment of the industry and has much room for growth. The textured style allows it to look similar to a typical asphalt shingle roof while also lasting a lifetime.

Available Widths & Gauges

Hot-Rolled Steel Coil

Hot-rolled steel coil is processed steel (recrystallized at a temperature above 1,700 degrees Fahrenheit), to make it easier to work on different applications. A billet, or a huge piece of metal, is heated and compressed to produce a hot-rolled coil. It then passes through a roller to be cut in uniform sizes of hot-rolled coils. They're mainly used in automobile parts and railroad equipment and as I-beams.

Cold-Rolled Steel Coil

Cold-rolled steel is made from a hot-rolled coil that passes through another set of rollers, compressed into different shapes. It's more expensive than hot-rolled steel because it undergoes a more labor-intensive process. Cold-rolled steel is more durable than hot-rolled steel and typically has better finishes. It's used in home appliances, metal furniture and aerospace structures because it doesn't shrink.

Steel Flat Stock and Blanks

Also called a ground flat stock, this stainless steel bar is square or rectangular and available in alloy and cold-finished steel. It's available in different lengths and can also be custom-cut. Flat stock is often used as gate latches, punches and stripper plates throughout various industries such as manufacturing and agriculture. Steel blanks are pre-hardened plates used in different applications such as engine components, roofing and circuit boards. You can also use them for interior signage or real estate signs.

Slit Coil

Also called slit strips, stainless steel slit coils are narrow strips of coil cut into different sizes and widths, depending on the particular application. We produce a slit coil by first hot rolling a huge slab of stainless steel into a thinner sheet, cold rolling it into thinner sheets. Our team then uses a machine that cuts the coil into different sizes. Our slit coils are commonly used in electronics, as construction materials, telecommunications equipment, automotive parts, and medical instruments.

Galvanized and Galvalume Substrate

The roofing industry uses galvanized and galvalume substrates in wall systems and metal roofing. Galvalume substrates are coated with zinc and platinum, while galvanized substrates are only coated with zinc alloy. Galvalume is commonly used in homes, government buildings, hospitals, and warehouses, while galvanized is commonly used in stamped metal shingles or structures for animal enclosures. Both are corrosion-resistant, but galvalume lasts longer than galvanized substrates.

Steel Coil Applications and Industries Served

Steel coils are used in various industries, including commercial and residential projects, electronics, HVAC systems, roofing, manufacturing and agriculture.

Hixwood sells various stainless steel coils for contractors, and our team can also help design your building. You can choose from over 30 stainless steel colors for construction, roofing, industrial and plumbing. If you have questions, please contact us today.