Cold rolled steel is a carbon flat rolled steel product that is created by rolling a hot rolled steel coil between two rollers, thereby compressing the steel from its original thickness.  Cold rolled steel is rolled below its re-crystallization temperature at room temperature. This cold rolling process increases the strength, ductility, and hardness of the steel.

Camden Yards Steel stocks, processes and sources cold rolled steel in 14 GA, 16 GA, 18 GA, 20 GA, 22 GA and 24 GA in multiple widths and custom cut to lengths at ASTM A1008 CS Type B.  Camden Yards Steel also stocks, process and distributes cold rolled steel blanks, cold rolled steel sheets, cold rolled steel coils, and cold rolled steel slit coils all over New England, the Mid Atlantic, the Southeast, the South and the Mid-West.

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Galvanized steel is a carbon steel product that is covered in a zinc coating in order to increase steel’s resistance to corrosion.  The most common method of galvanizing steel is the hot dip galvanized process.

Camden Yards Steel carries a wide variety of galvanized steel products including galvanized steel sheet, galvanized steel coil, and galvanized steel slit coil in G30, G40, G60, and G90 coating weights chem treat dry.

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Camden Yards Steel has announced the purchase of two new machines: a Red Bud Industries stretcher leveler and a Red Bud Industries precision multi blanking line.  Both machines will be installed in Camden Yards Steel’s northern plant at 2500 Broadway Camden, NJ and will be operational by the end of 2018.

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Camden Yards Steel is proud to announce that it was recently featured in the Courier Post.  We are proud of our heritage and that we continue to to provide and grow local, american steel manufacturing jobs in the carbon flat rolled steel market.  

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