Scraps & Semi-Finished Steel

HMS 1 (Heavy Melting Scrap No. 1) comprises heavy, clean ferrous scrap such as beams, plates, pipes, and structural components over 6 mm thick—selected for its high density, low contamination, and superior mass-to-volume efficiency during furnace charging. Free from coatings, non-ferrous attachments, and excessive rust, it delivers uniform chemistry, stable melting behavior, and consistently high-quality steel output in electric arc furnaces, induction furnaces, and foundry operations.

HMS 2 (Heavy Melting Scrap No. 2) consists of clean, lighter-gauge ferrous scrap—typically plates, pipes, sheets, and structural pieces between 3–6 mm thick—providing a versatile and cost-efficient feedstock for steelmaking. With controlled contamination levels and good bulk density, HMS 2 supports stable furnace charging and effective melting in EAF, induction, and in

Factory Processed Scraps offer high-quality, clean ferrous scrap solutions for steel recycling and steelmaking operations. Produced from industrial manufacturing processes, these scraps provide consistent chemistry, low contamination, and reliable melting performance. Ideal for electric arc furnaces and induction furnaces, factory processed scraps help optimize steel production efficiency while supporting sustainable manufacturing practices.

Obsolete Scraps provide an essential raw material for steel recycling and sustainable steel production. Recovered from demolished structures, retired machinery, and decommissioned equipment, these ferrous scraps are processed to meet steelmaking standards for electric arc and induction furnaces. Offering cost efficiency and environmental benefits, obsolete scrap plays a key role in circular steel manufacturing and resource conservation.

Billet is a key semi-finished steel product used for producing bars, rods, wire rods, angles, channels, and other long steel products. Manufactured through continuous casting or hot rolling, billet steel provides uniform chemical composition, excellent workability, and reliable quality. It plays a vital role in steel production for construction, infrastructure, and industrial manufacturing applications.

Bloom serves as a critical semi-finished steel product used as a primary input for rolling mills and forging operations. Manufactured through controlled continuous casting or ingot processing, steel blooms offer consistent internal quality, reliable mechanical properties, and dimensional stability—supporting the production of high-strength structural and mechanical steel products.

Slab is a semi-finished steel product with a wide, rectangular cross-section, larger than blooms and billets. Slabs are produced from molten steel and are subsequently rolled into flat products through hot rolling processes.

Slabs are engineered to ensure uniform mechanical properties, good surface condition, and internal soundness suitable for high-quality flat steel production.

Beam Blank is a semi-finished steel product specifically designed for the efficient production of structural beams, particularly H-beams, I-beams, and wide-flange sections. It is produced by continuous casting into a near-net-shape cross-section that closely resembles the final beam profile. This optimized geometry reduces rolling passes, improves material yield, and enhances internal quality.