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U.S. imports of cold-rolled flat iron or nonalloy steel, 600mm+ wide, in coils, 0.5mm to 1mm thick (HS 720917) totaled $13.2M in April 2026, traded with 14 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataGauges from 0.5 mm to 1 mm in cold-rolled coil form serve precision applications including thin-gauge automotive components, electrical enclosures, and light-gauge metal building products. Seven US tariff lines parallel the structure of the adjacent 1–3 mm subheading, separating high-strength, AHSS/UHSS, annealed, and standard nonalloy grades. Canada and Australia lead supply at this gauge range, with Taiwan and Japan also significant; Section 232 measures apply across all lines, and antidumping orders on cold-rolled flat products from certain origins may intersect with specific grade lines.
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Post-cold-reduction annealing changes the mechanical properties of the steel and is specifically called out in several 10-digit lines (e.g., 7209170040, 7209170070). If a coil is annealed after cold-rolling, it must be classified under the appropriate annealed line rather than a non-annealed line. Mill certificates indicating the final heat treatment state are essential for correct classification.
Australia's BlueScope Steel is a major producer of thin cold-rolled coil, and Australian origin may carry different Section 232 treatment than Asian suppliers. Lead times, minimum order quantities, and available grade certifications also differ by origin. Importers should evaluate both Section 232 status and any active antidumping orders for each candidate origin before committing to a supply arrangement.
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