SPCC is a brand of cold-rolled carbon steel plates and steel belts specified in the Japanese industrial standards (JIS G 3141). The specific meaning of "SPCC" is "Steel Plate Cold Commercial." SPCC steel is usually low-carbon steel. This steel is suitable for cold-rolling processing to make some universal cold-rolled products.

SPCC was originally the name of the Japanese Standard (JIS) and the name of cold rolling steel sheets and steel. S means steel; P represents board; C means cold rolling; another C represents the normal level, which means general cold-rolled steel plates are common. If the suffix SD is marked, S represents the heating process of the steel plate is annealing + flat, and D means that the surface processing status of the steel plate is hemp.

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