Alloy & Special Steels

Carbon steel is one of the most widely used materials in industrial manufacturing due to its excellent balance of strength, machinability, and cost efficiency. With reliable mechanical properties and consistent performance, it is ideal for applications that require durability without the higher cost of alloy steels.

Standard Grades:
• S45C
• S50C

Alloy Steels provide enhanced strength, toughness, and durability for demanding industrial and engineering applications. Alloyed with elements such as chromium, nickel, and molybdenum, these steels offer superior hardenability, wear resistance, and fatigue performance. Widely used in automotive components, machinery, energy systems, and precision engineering, alloy steels deliver reliable performance where standard carbon steels are insufficient.

Stainless Steels offer superior corrosion resistance, durability, and aesthetic quality for industrial, architectural, and hygienic applications. Available in a wide range of grades and forms, stainless steel is widely used in food processing, chemical plants, construction, medical equipment, and energy systems. With long service life and minimal maintenance, stainless steels provide reliable performance in demanding environments.

Tool Steels provide exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and durability for tooling and precision manufacturing applications. Used extensively in dies, molds, cutting tools, and industrial tooling systems, tool steels are engineered to perform under high stress, pressure, and temperature. Available in various grades and forms, tool steels deliver reliable performance, long service life, and consistent quality for demanding industrial operations.

Spring Steels are high-strength steels specifically engineered to withstand repeated bending, twisting, and cyclic loading without permanent deformation. They are characterized by high yield strength, excellent elasticity, fatigue resistance, and resilience. Spring steels are typically produced from high-carbon steel or alloy steel with additions such as silicon, manganese, chromium, and vanadium to enhance performance.

Electrical Steel provides optimized magnetic properties and energy efficiency for transformers, motors, generators, and electrical equipment. Manufactured with controlled silicon content and supplied in grain-oriented and non-grain-oriented grades, electrical steel minimizes core losses and improves electromagnetic performance. Widely used in power generation, transmission, and electric machinery, electrical steel supports reliable, efficient, and long-lasting electrical systems.