The entire production process of blooms and slabs involves melting raw materials in an induction furnace, where the intense heat transforms the solid materials into liquid steel. Following this, the casting process takes place, where the molten steel is shaped into desired forms, creating the characteristic cross-sections of blooms and slabs. This process guarantees high quality and consistency in the finished products, adhering to stringent industry standards. Furthermore, we employ a ladle refining furnace (LRF) for producing special grade (alloy) steel, such as corten steel, which significantly enhances the quality and characteristics of our steel products. This additional refining step allows us to tailor the properties of the steel to meet specific application requirements, providing our customers with versatile options.

Blooms possess the inherent capability to be further rolled into a variety of long and flat finished products, showcasing their versatility in steel production. This adaptability makes blooms an essential component in the manufacturing of numerous steel items, ranging from structural components to decorative finishes.

We utilize the majority of our in-house blooms and slabs for the manufacturing of narrow-width HR coils, ensuring efficiency and quality in our production processes. This strategic approach not only enhances our operational capabilities but also allows us to maintain a strong focus on quality control throughout the manufacturing journey. Additionally, we sell a portion of our blooms and slabs to other steel product manufacturers, contributing to a robust market presence. This aspect of our business model helps us forge valuable partnerships within the steel industry while also expanding our reach into various markets. By supplying blooms and slabs to other manufacturers, we play a vital role in supporting the broader steel supply chain, reinforcing our commitment to delivering quality steel products.