All products from our Bangalore metal stockist range

Stainless steel is the largest line. The non-magnetic austenitic grades 303, 304, 304L, 316, 316L and 321 come as round, square and hex bar, wire, seamless and ERW pipe, tube, capillary, sheet, strip, angles, channels, perforated, corrugated and shim sheet, plus tees, elbows, unions and flanges. The magnetic group (410, 420, 430, 431, 440, 446, and the duplex grade 329) is offered in the same forms.

Alloy and carbon steel is where we are most specialised: pipe and tube to ASTM A335 P11 and P22, A106 Grade B, A53, SA-179 and BS 3059 Part I and II, in seamless and ERW, for hydraulic and boiler service, with IBR where required. Square pipes and BW, SW, screwed, forged and compression fittings sit alongside.

Mild steel covers plates, chequered plates, flats, angles, channels and sections, boiler quality (B.Q.) and CRCA plates, HCHC die steel, Bohler tool steel, galvanised and corrugated sheet.

Copper in electrolytic and commercial quality, with EC grade as the specialty: bars, rods, flats, strips, sheets, plates, circles, wires, pipes and tubes in straight lengths and coils, in hard drawn, soft, tinned and nickel-plated conditions, plus lightning arrester material.

Brass in 70/30, 63/37 and 60/40: extruded and drawn rods, pipes, tubes, capillary, sheet, plate, flats and spring-quality strip. Sugar mill quality pipe is a long-standing line.

Aluminium from Hindalco and Balco in coil, sheet, plate, foil, chequered plate, round pipe and extrusions.

Flat and oval nickel anodes for plating shops. Lead, zinc, tin and aluminium LM-4 and LM-6 ingots for foundries and die casters. Special alloys include Inconel, Incoloy, Monel, Hastelloy, duplex, phosphor bronze, gun metal, tin-lead and antimony.

Pipes come in mill random lengths, bars in mill lengths, and sheet in standard widths and lengths. Most jobs do not need full lengths, so cutting to size is available on request. Give the finished length, number of pieces and tolerance in your enquiry and it will be priced with the material.

Buyers often come to us with a job rather than a grade. A few common starting points: a steam line above 3.5 kg/cm² points to IBR-certified carbon or alloy steel pipe; a food-contact tank points to 304 or 316L stainless; a bus bar or earthing strip points to EC grade copper; deep-drawn brass components point to 70/30. When in doubt, describe the service conditions and we will suggest a grade for you to confirm with your engineer.