From Steelmaking to Rolling, a Perfect Process

We produce the highest quality steel products with state-of-the-art facilities and strict management.

Steel Making(Meltshop)

Carefully selected steel scrap is charged into the electric arc furnace to prepare for melting.

Steel Making(Meltshop)

A steelmaking process where powerful electric arc heat is generated through electrodes to melt scrap into molten steel.

Steel Making(Meltshop)

The composition of the molten steel is finely adjusted and impurities are removed to ensure the quality of the target steel grade.

Steel Making(Meltshop)

Refined molten steel is poured into molds and continuously cooled to produce solid semi-finished products such as blooms and billets.

Rolling

Semi-finished products from the casting process are uniformly heated to an optimal temperature (approx. 1,100–1,250°C) suitable for rolling.

Rolling

The heated semi-finished product undergoes initial rolling to form the primary shape of the product.

Rolling

The material from the BDM is precisely rolled to complete the final dimensions and shape of products such as H-beams.

Rolling

Immediately after rolling, the product in a high-temperature state undergoes primary cutting and sampling for quality testing.

Rolling

The high-temperature products completed through rolling and hot sawing are uniformly cooled in ambient air.

Rolling

Any bending or distortion that may occur during the cooling process is straightened using physical force.

Rolling

The straightened products are precisely cut to the exact length required by customers in a cold state.

Rolling

The cut products are neatly stacked based on standardized bundle weight criteria.

Rolling

The stacked products are tightly bound with steel straps to secure them into finished bundle packages.

Rolling

The completely bound final steel products are labeled by bundle units and safely stored in the logistics warehouse.