In the present study experimental results of twin-roll cast aluminium-steel clad strips of a thickness of 2.0 mm using the example of pure aluminium and an austenitic steel are presented. Electron probe measurements of the bonding area revealed the presence of a continuous interface layer of about 2 μm. To verify the formability of the twin-roll cast clad strips, sandwich samples were cold rolled with up to 66% strain. Furthermore, the sandwich samples were hot rolled at the temperature of 300 °C with different strain values. Mechanical properties, the microstructure and the surface quality of the deformed compound after rolling were analysed. To test ductility and formability of the rolled strips these were cold deep drawn.