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Rolling Hard Steel Strips

Tuesday, November 8th, 2011

These are basically as rolled hard steel strip. To achieve a desired hardness, an annealed material of suitable thickness is taken and rolled down to the required thickness, to achieve that required hardness. After rolling, the material is pinch passed and final annealing is not required. To choose the correct thickness (for reduction to the desired thickness) is a matter of expertise.

Grades: This strip is available in low, medium & high carbon grades.

Applications: It is suitable for components where formability is limited. It saves the extra annealing cost. The strip is directly punched & formed and if required sent for heat treatment.

Steel price may increase furthur in November.

Thursday, October 27th, 2011

“Another round of increase is likely from November. It could be around Rs 500 a tonne,” said Bhushan Steel Managing Director Neeraj Singal. “The fall in raw material prices has not been able to offset the impact of rupee depreciation,” explained another industry representative.

At present, the gap between landed imports and domestic hot rolled coil (HRC), taken as the benchmark for flat steel products, is around Rs 2,500 a tonne. The HRC price in India is ruling at Rs 33,000 a tonne.

“This increase is entirely cost-push-driven. Producers are not going to let go of an opportunity to increase prices. But there is likely to be a margin squeeze,” a downstream Mumbai-based steel producer said. Though the demand in India is steady, the international market scenario is not good, and the industry is not expecting the crisis to be resolved in one year, which puts finished product prices in question.

Domestic steel demand is expected to be moderate over the next five years. In 2011-12, Crisil Research expects profitability to be impacted by rising input costs. Steel prices would increase on the back of input cost, but profitability is likely to decline across the steel industry.

Iron ore exports.

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

India must take a strategic view that it will be a major exporter of steel and not of iron ore. As India moves to reach its goal of producing 100 million tonnes of steel locally, the availability of high-grade ore to the local steel industry has to increase. Exports would then not a feasible option. It is also necessary to conserve high-grade iron ore which, is at present, being exported in substantial quantities. Various stakeholders should come together and agree to a larger national perspective in this area so that value-addition takes place in India and employment is also generated in the country.

Steel Price on the rise.

Thursday, October 13th, 2011

Despite sluggish growth in the industrial sector, the steel prices have gone up by 7-8% in the last 15 days. The main producers find it difficult to survive without price hike as the cost of all the major inputs like metcoke, iron-ore, etc. are at all time high.

But again, most of the stockyards are overflowing with material as there is no lifting due to indutrial slow down in ndia as well as the golbal economy meltdown.

Under these cicumstances, it is very difficult to assess the future prospect in the price of steel.

Hardened Tempered Steel Strip

Sunday, October 2nd, 2011

Hardening and Tempering is a thermal process that strengthens steel through a controlled heating and cooling process.
This process will result in improved mechanical properties and give a tougher more durable product. The hardening process involves heating the steel to above the critical temperature for the given grade and then rapidly cooling. Whilst this process achieves the highest mechanical stengths and hardness’s, steel in this condition is extremely brittle and therefore requires further treatment in the form of tempering. This consists of reheating the steel to a lower temperature and holding the steel at the given temperature for a given period of time. As with traditional annealing (used to soften steels) this process is conducted in an inert atmosphere to avoid oxidation.
The exact temperature and processing times vary with given grades of steel and the process is very specialized.

The most comprehensive store for steel strips.

Monday, September 26th, 2011

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You can get any of these Strips as per your requirement:

Hardened Tempered Spring Steel Strips
Blue Tempered Strip Steel
CRCA High Carbon Steel Strips
Low Carbon Strips
Medium Carbon Strips
Rolling Hard Steel Strips
Razor Blade Steel Strips

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Ferro Alloys

Wednesday, September 7th, 2011

The Indian Steel Scenario seems to be bottoming out and consequently the Ferro Alloy Production and Industry should hopeully have a better year ahead. Despite increase in Steel Production, the Ferro Alloy Industry has not got the support it requires from the government in order to make their prices competitive in the International Market, hence most producers have to rely on local supplies to Steel Producers which make life difficult for the producers of Ferro Alloys, mainly due to oversupply and stiff competition from other domestic producers who are keen to operate at low margins in order to keep their Industry alive.

Steel industry facing a negative growth due to slack in demand in auto sector.

Thursday, September 1st, 2011

Despite the increase in price of raw material like iron ore and metcoke and other inputs, the steel industry is still on the backfoot with prices showing a negative growth in the past 4-5 months. From April onwards the price has corrected by around Rs.5000/- per mt approximate.

Auto sector is a major booster of demand which is running on 60% capacity due to poor demand and economies of majors in turmoil.

Though India has not been much effected by these upsets but still the Indian Export of Automobiles and spares has been effected drastically and collectively the demand of steel is slowing down.

Low alloyed steel strips.

Wednesday, August 17th, 2011

This grade of steel can achieve a maximum hardness of 670VPN after hardening and tempering.

Chromimum is a strong carbide former and can improve and some what increase resistance to softening during tempering. This helps the component to retain its elasticity and tensile strength even at very high temperatures.

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State govt vests 270 acres of JSW land in Salboni

Thursday, August 11th, 2011

KOLKATA: The Mamata Banerjee government has vested 270 acres of ceiling-excess land bought by JSW. The steel major had purchased 294 acres of land for which they should have sought the government’s permission for a waiver under 14Y of the Land Reforms Act. On Wednesday, the government allowed them to keep the stipulated 24 acres, and vested the rest.

Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata-/State-govt-vests-270-acres-of-JSW-land-in-Salboni/articleshow/9559947.cms