A semi-finished product produced by continuous casting, with a rectangular cross-sectional area, used as a starting material for the production of flat products.
Usually produced by continuous casting, characterized by a square or rectangular cross-section of small dimensions, and serving as a source material for the manufacture of long-rolled products.
A semi-finished steel product with a square or rectangular cross-section, larger than a billet, used for the production of structural shapes and railway rails.
A flat-rolled steel product produced by reheating a cast slab and rolling it at high temperature to achieve its final dimensions. It is then supplied in coils for transport or further processing.
A flat-rolled steel product produced by cold rolling a previously hot-rolled strip, thereby achieving improved dimensional tolerances and enhanced surface quality. It is then supplied in coils.
A flat-rolled steel product produced by hot rolling a cast slab to a specified thickness and delivered as individual plates rather than as coils.
Sections are finished structural steel products with a defined cross-sectional geometry, manufactured for load-bearing and structural applications. They are typically produced by hot rolling and are designed to provide efficient strength and stiffness characteristics in construction and engineering structures.
A steel beam is a structural load-bearing member made from steel, designed to support heavy vertical or horizontal loads by resisting bending and shear forces. Commonly used in construction for building frames and bridges, they form the skeletal structure, transferring loads from roofs and floors down to foundations.
A zinc-coated flat steel product produced by coating a prepared steel strip in a bath of molten zinc, thereby forming a protective metallic layer. It is supplied in coils to provide corrosion protection.
A flat steel product protected by a metallic coating of aluminum and zinc, manufactured by hot-dip coating, providing improved corrosion resistance and heat reflectivity. It is also supplied in coils.
A flat steel product that has been hot-dip coated on both sides with an aluminum-silicon alloy, combining the structural strength of steel with the corrosion resistance and heat reflectivity of aluminum.
A flat steel product coated with zinc through an electrochemical process, resulting in a controlled protective layer. The strip is then coiled for handling and subsequent fabrication.
A flat steel product coated with a zinc-aluminum-magnesium alloy, applied via hot-dip coating and supplied in coils.
Galvanized steel that has been coated with one or more layers of organic paint before being supplied, combining corrosion resistance with an aesthetic surface finish.
Flat-rolled steel product manufactured by coating a steel substrate with a zinc–aluminum alloy through a continuous hot-dip process, followed by the application of a continuous organic paint coating.
Supplied in coil form for subsequent fabrication and further processing.
Stainless steel is a corrosion-resistant steel alloy containing a minimum of 10.5% chromium, along with optional alloying elements such as nickel or molybdenum. It is characterized by its ability to resist corrosion, oxidation, and staining.
Aluminium is a lightweight, non-ferrous metal characterized by low density and excellent corrosion resistance. It is commonly used in alloyed forms to enhance its mechanical strength, durability, and overall performance across a wide range of engineering applications.
