Yes, in many cases. US antidumping and countervailing duty orders on cold-rolled steel have historically defined scope in terms of both coil and cut-to-length product, but the specific scope language varies by order and country. Importers should review the relevant Federal Register order scope and consult a customs broker to confirm whether their specific product form and dimensions are covered.

The steel must be uncoated and unclad — no hot-dip galvanizing, electrogalvanizing, tin plating, or organic coating. A skin-pass or temper-rolling step is generally acceptable as it does not constitute 'further working' beyond cold-rolling, but any metallic or non-metallic coating applied after cold-rolling moves the product to a different heading.