● ASTM A36 / A36M – Carbon structural steel (slab feedstock for plates/coils)
● ASTM A572 – High‑strength low‑alloy structural steels
● BS EN 10025‑2 – Non‑alloy structural steels (S235, S275, S355)
● DIN EN 10025 / 10029 – German/European standards for structural steels and tolerances
● ISO 4995 / ISO 4996 – Hot‑rolled steel sheet/plate tolerances (slab feedstock)

Custom melt chemistries available per buyer specification

● Carbon Steel Grades:
○ SAE 1006, 1008, 1010, 1020
● Structural Grades:
○ S235JR, S275JR, S355JR (EN 10025)
● High Strength Grades:
○ ASTM A572 Gr. 50, API 5L (pipeline feedstock)
● Special Grades:
○ Boiler plate, shipbuilding, pipeline (on request)

● Typical Ranges – Slab Feedstock:
○ Carbon %: 0.08 – 0.25
○ Manganese %: 0.30 – 1.50
○ Silicon%: 0.10 – 0.35
○ Phosphorus %: ≤ 0.035
○ Sulphur %: ≤ 0.035
○ Copper %: ≤ 0.35 (for atmospheric corrosion resistance)

Exact chemistry depends on final product requirements — e.g., low‑C for deep drawing, higher Mn for strength.

● Thickness (mm): 150 – 300
● Width (mm): 800 – 2200
● Length (mm): 6000 – 12000
● Weight per Slab: 5 – 25 tons
● Tolerances: As per EN 10029 / ASTM A6 (length, width, squareness, flatness)

● Feedstock for hot rolled coils & sheets
● Feedstock for heavy plates (shipbuilding, boilers, pressure vessels)
● Structural sections & beams (after rolling)
● Pipeline steel (API grades)
● General engineering and fabrication

● Condition: Supplied as cast, surface descaled if required.
● Marking: Heat number, grade, dimensions, and weight stencilled on each slab.
● Stacking: Slabs stacked with wooden dunnage for separation and handling.
● Protection: Optional rust preventive coating for long sea voyages.
● Shipping:
○ Breakbulk (loaded directly into vessel holds with cranes).
○ Containerized (only for smaller cut slabs, rare).
○ Compliance: ISPM‑15 for wooden dunnage; photographic proof of loading available.