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During the hot rolling of steels, the parent austenite phasedevelops a crystallographic texture. As a result, the material after transformation (ferrite, martensite, acicular ferrite, or bainite) also acquires a texture which is related in a precise way to the texture of the parent material. The major component of the transformation texture derived from recrystallized austenite is the {OOI } 1 0>, which originates from the cube {1 OO} > component of the parent texture. The major components of the texture of pancaked austenite are the Bs {1 10} 12> and Cu {1 1 2} 11 >, and these give rise, respectively, to the {332} 13> and {1 1 3} 10> components in the transformation product.

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