Scrap metal and primary materials are carefully sorted, cleaned, and prepared for melting to ensure consistent chemical composition and high-quality output.

The processed scrap is melted in high-temperature furnaces to form molten steel, achieving the precise alloy composition required for production.

In this refining stage, inert gases like argon are purged through the molten steel to remove impurities and maintain uniform temperature and composition.

Molten steel is poured into continuous casting molds and cooled under controlled conditions to form solid billets with uniform structure.

The semi-solid billets are cut, shaped, and refined to meet required sizes and standards, ensuring strength and reliability for further processing.

Finished billets are systematically stored carefully in covered yards to prevent oxidation and damage, maintaining their quality before dispatch.

The inspected and labeled billets are loaded onto transport vehicles using cranes and conveyors, ensuring safe delivery to customers and partners.