Our Brands

Steel brands, grades and what to specify

On some steel the brand on the bundle is the deciding factor. On most of it, the grade and the section matter more. Here is how that plays out product by product — so you know what to pin down before you ask anyone for a price.

Our Brand Approach

How we source against your specification

Three steps, and the third is the one most suppliers skip.

01 — We start from your drawing

The product, size, grade and standard you name are the brief. Nothing is substituted without telling you first.

02 — We source against it

We identify what can be arranged to that specification and from where, based on what is actually moving in the market this week.

03 — We tell you plainly

If the exact brand or grade cannot be arranged in your timeframe, you hear it before you order — not after.

When the brand matters — and when the spec matters more

Brand availability moves with the market, so we confirm it against each enquiry rather than publishing a list that goes stale. What does not move is the specification — and on four of these five product groups, that is what actually determines what you receive.

Brand matters most hereTMT barsReinforcement is where mill consistency and test documentation carry real weight. Pin the grade and the standard from your structural drawing first, then tell us any brand your consultant or approval requires.See the product Section before brandAngles, channels and beamsStructural sections are rolled to standard section tables, so the designation — ISA, ISMC, ISMB — and the grade define what you receive far more than the name on the bundle.See the product Thickness, then sourcePlates and chequered platesThickness and grade decide whether the plate does the job. Where surface finish and flatness matter, the rolling source starts to matter too.See the product Class before brandMS pipesNominal bore, class and whether the pipe is ERW or seamless change the product far more than the maker does. Settle those three first.See the product Type and gaugeMS, GI and binding wireWhether you need plain MS, galvanised GI or annealed binding wire — and at what gauge — settles the order. Coating quality is where the source shows.See the product

What to send us. The product and size, the grade or standard your drawing names, the quantity — and any brand your approval requires. We come back on what can be arranged against that specification, and say plainly where it cannot.

We quote against the standard, not the guess

IS 1786TMT reinforcement barsIS 2062Structural steel — angles, channels, beams, platesIS 808Hot rolled section dimensionsIS 1239Steel tubes — light, medium, heavyIS 3502Chequered platesIS 280Mild steel wireIS 4826Galvanised coating on steel wireISAEqual & unequal anglesISMCChannels, by depthISMB / ISLB / ISWBBeam seriesNB & classPipe sizingERWWelded tubeIS 1786TMT reinforcement barsIS 2062Structural steel — angles, channels, beams, platesIS 808Hot rolled section dimensionsIS 1239Steel tubes — light, medium, heavyIS 3502Chequered platesIS 280Mild steel wireIS 4826Galvanised coating on steel wireISAEqual & unequal anglesISMCChannels, by depthISMB / ISLB / ISWBBeam seriesNB & classPipe sizingERWWelded tube

Need a specific brand?

Tell us the product, grade, size and quantity, plus the brand your approval names. We will confirm what can be sourced against it.