Abstract: A planishing roll has a surface structure, in particular for producing flat products from a metallic material, in particular from a steel material. The surface structure has a material ratio of 2% at a depth of 0.2 ?m to 9 ?m, preferably at a depth of 0.8 ?m to 5.5 ?m. The depth is measured, starting from a zero line, in the direction of an axis of rotation of the planishing roll, with the zero line running parallel to the axis of rotation of the planishing roll and. Starting from the surface of the planishing roll, the zero line is displaced in the direction of the axis of rotation of the planishing roll until the material ratio of the planishing roll is 0.1%.

Abstract: A planishing roll has a surface structure, in particular for producing flat products from a metallic material, in particular from a steel material. The surface structure has a material ratio of 2% at a depth of 0.2 ?m to 9 ?m, preferably at a depth of 0.8 ?m to 5.5 ?m. The depth is measured, starting from a zero line, in the direction of an axis of rotation of the planishing roll, with the zero line running parallel to the axis of rotation of the planishing roll and. Starting from the surface of the planishing roll, the zero line is displaced in the direction of the axis of rotation of the planishing roll until the material ratio of the planishing roll is 0.1%.

Abstract: A relatively high strength dual phase steel for a cold-rolled or hot-rolled steel strip with excellent forming properties, in particular for lightweight vehicle construction, contains the elements (contents in mass-%): 0.1 to <0.16 of C, 0.02 to <0.05 of Al, 0.40 to <0.60 of Si, 1.5 to <2.0 of Mn, <0.020 of P, <0.003 of S, <0.01 of N, 0.01 of Nb, 0.02 of V, remainder iron including common incidental steel elements with optional addition of Ti. The demanded dual phase microstructure is produced during continuous annealing, wherein the cold-rolled or hot-rolled steel strip is heated in the continuous annealing furnace in a one-step process to a temperature in the range of 820 to 1000° C., preferably 840 to 1000° C., and the annealed steel strip is then cooled down from the annealing temperature with a rate of cooling between 15 and 30° C./s.