Understanding Sector Requirements and Supplying Quality Steel for Over 2 Decades Now

Defence: Steel used in defence must have high strength, durability, and resistance to extreme conditions. Applications include weapons, and military vehicles.

Engineering: General engineering applications require steel with good machinability and weldability. This includes construction machinery, tools, and equipment.

Automobile: Automotive steel needs to be lightweight yet strong, with high formability for parts like chassis, body panels, gears and engine components.

Forging: Steel for forging must have excellent ductility and toughness to withstand high-temperature deformation processes, producing parts like crankshafts, gears, and axles.

Aircraft: Aerospace-grade steel must be exceptionally strong, lightweight, and resistant to high temperatures and corrosion. It's used in structural components and landing gears.

Aerospace: Similar to aircraft, but with even stricter requirements for materials used in spacecraft and satellites due to the harsh conditions of space.

Heavy Earth-moving vehicles and equipment manufacturers: Steel for earth-moving machinery needs to be highly durable and resistant to wear and impact, used in bulldozers, excavators, and loaders.

Borewell Equipment: Steel used in borewell equipment must be corrosion-resistant and durable to handle the stresses of deep drilling operations.