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Due to its exceptionally high strength and high yielding capacity, TMT bars form an important part of the construction business. The thermo mechanically treated steel bars have lesser impurities, and are prone to lesser design failures and hence are used for Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) Work. High quality TMT bars are used in the construction of industrial as well as residential structures including flyovers, bridges, dams, ports and more.

The making of Steel Square Tubes follows the same process that is used to make Steel Rectangular Tubes wherein a flat steel plate is moulded and the edges are refined. It is prepared for welding where the edges are welded to form the mother tube. The mother tube then goes through a series of shaping strands. When the mother tube is in the shaping strand, it is given a square shape, instead of rectangular. The four angles in a Steel Square Tube are highly uniform with high intensity. Steel Square Tubes have low manufacturing cost. Its high strength-to-weight ratio makes it desirable for welding, forming, punching and drilling. Steel Square Tubes are lightweight alternatives to solid steel products such as I-Beams and Wide Flanges.

The most basic method of producing a Steel Pipe is where raw steel is casted and then is stretched out into a seamless tube. In this process, the pipe is formed on a continuous or semi-continuous production line. Another method is to seal the edges together by welding. The whole manufacturing process of Steel Pipes is divided into 5 stages namely, Ingot Production, Production of Booms and Slabs, Additional Processing, Pipe Making and Final processing. In the Ingot Production phase, molten steel is produced and poured into iron moulds where it cools to form Ingots. These Ingots are further processed into Booms and Slabs, after which they’re converted into skelp and billets that are finally made into Steel Pipes.

Rectangular Steel Bars are rectangular shaped pieces of hot rolled steel. They are long and flat and are mostly used in places where shape and tolerance of the product is not mandatory. These Bars are also made from Cold Rolled Steel, Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel, Tool Steel etc. Hot Rolled Steel Rectangular Bars are also referred to as Hot Rolled Flat Bars. They are less expensive than cold rolled steel rectangular bars. Cold Rolled Steel Rectangular Bars or Cold Rolled Flat Bars have sharp corners and edges. It is also smoother than hot rolled bars. Stainless Steel Rectangular Bars resist corrosion, staining, and rust, excellently. Alloy Steel Rectangular Bars are prepared by the addition of alloying elements like Manganese and Nickel that render it high strength and toughness.

PPGL Sheets are prepared by combining the strength of steel with anti-corrosive capabilities of a metal coating like Zinc or Aluminium. It is exceptionally resistant to weather and environmental degradations and can be punched, pressed, roll-formed, or joined in any way possible per requirement. They are made in a variety of specifications to suit different applications. They are lightweight and strong for easy placement and to provide high durability. They do not crack under pressure and are made to superior quality. Our suppliers provide PPGL Sheets made using the finest machinery and highly skilled engineers. Our product is superior in quality and has a fine finishing. The steel is properly galvanised to meet industry standards and the aluminium coating is made to display high strength and tolerance.

Open-end spinning is also known as the rotor spinning or the break spinning method. If you want to know the principle of open-end spinning, you would be surprised to know, that the open end spinning is almost similar to that of the process which also includes the clothes dryer spinning (which also contains various sheets). It so happens that if you try to pull out a sheet, then you will see that both the sheets are spun at the same time. The card which contains the sliver passes into the rotor and the yarn that comes out gets wrapped onto a bobbin. There are no roving stages and neither does it need to be re-packed.

Nylon Fibers: These are long and soft filaments which are produced by high speed melt-spinning and mostly belong to Nylon6 or Nylon-66 types. Various forms of nylon filaments may be produced depending on application – single filament or multi-filament. A unique feature of these fibers is their elasticity and varying degrees of lustre, which is used in making garments.

A One Pack Stabilizer is a pack of additives added during the processing of PVC. The additives are a combination of substances like Oxidisers, Lubricants etc. One Pack Stabilizers may be Lubricated or Non-Lubricated. Non-Lubricated One Pack Stabilizers are high performance stabilizers that are specially designed for optimum performance. One Pack Stabilizers play important roles during processing as well as during the service life of the product to which they are added.

High Impact Polystyrene is a plastic material that is inexpensive and used for structural applications that demand low strength. It is tough and rigid with high impact strength. It is employed in applications where it can be guillotined, punched, routered, or sawn with ease. The manufacturing process of HIPS involves several stages. First, the raw material is taken in a feed tank where it is lubricated, toned, and properly mixed. The next stages of manufacturing are Pre Polymerisation, Polymerisation, Preheating, Devolatilization, Extrusion and Pelletisation, and Product Packing. Raw materials used in the manufacture of HIPS are Styrene.

Viscose or Rayon fiber is one of the oldest and most popular fibers commercially used worldwide. The best thing about the fiber is that it’s made from organic sources and includes no proportion of synthetic elements. The viscose yarns are created using cellulose base. Viscose yarns have high tensile strength and they retain the colors pretty long. The viscose yarns are hugely used in the textile industries, especially for the knitting and crocheting tasks.

A Steel Channel is a C-shaped Structure made from Mild Steel that is hot rolled. The inside corners of the steel channel have specific radii that provides it the required strength and rigidity to support steel angles, and for various other structural and construction projects. They are fairly easy to prepare with the right equipment and dimensions. Steel Channels commonly follow the dimensional standards of ASTM 36. Post hot-rolling, the Steel Channels are generally subjected to additional inline fabrication. After the fabrication process, it is either painted or sent for galvanisation to make it resistant to corrosion. Steel Channels can be cut, drilled, or machined per requirements. They can also be welded with ease. Large Channels are usually manufactured using laser fusion technology.