Iron & Steel
We supply the alloy, non-alloy and high-alloy steels needed by the automotive industry first and foremost, as well as machine building, the energy sector and the defence industry.
From hot-rolled to bright steel, from one supplier
We supply round, square, hexagon, flat and slab sections, forged and bright steel — hot-rolled, with any finishing operation, or heat-treated. Browse our products and grades in the tabs below.
Grade groups
General Structural Steels
Carbon Steels
Quenched and Tempered Steels
Case-Hardening Steels
Free-Cutting Steels
Cold-Work Tool Steels
Hot-Work Tool Steels
Plastic Mould Steels
High-Speed Steels
Hexagon Bar
- Grade
- SAE 1010 / DIN S235JR (St 37)
- Size · Hot-rolled
- 19–80 mm
- Size · Cold-drawn
- 10–70 mm
Seamless Steel Tube
- Grade
- DIN C45 · SAE 1010-1060
DIN S235R (St37/St44/St52) - Outside diameter
- 21–755 mm
- Wall thickness
- 3–100 mm
Which grade for which job?
The key properties of the grade groups we supply. Talk to our sales team to find the best grade for your application.
General Structural Steels
S235JR, S275JR, S355JR · St37 / St44 / St52
Non-alloy steels with good formability and weldability, used in general fabrication, steel structures and machine frames.
Carbon Steels
C10 – C60 · SAE 1010–1060
Steels whose mechanical properties are set mainly by their carbon content. Widely used for shafts, bolts, gears and general machine parts.
Quenched and Tempered Steels
42CrMo4, 34CrNiMo6 · SAE 4140, 4337
Alloy steels that gain high strength and toughness through hardening and tempering. Used for heavily loaded parts such as axles, crankshafts and shafts.
Case-Hardening Steels
16MnCr5, 20MnCr5, 21NiCrMo2 · SAE 8620
Low-carbon steels whose surface is carburised and hardened, giving a hard, wear-resistant surface over a tough core. The usual choice for gears, pins and shafts.
Free-Cutting Steels
11SMn30, 11SMnPb30 · SAE 1213, 12L13
Steels with added sulphur and/or lead for better machinability. Suited to fasteners and precision parts made in volume on automatic lathes.
Cold-Work Tool Steels
1.2379, 1.2080, 1.2842, 1.2767
Alloyed tool steels for high hardness and wear resistance. Used for cutting, punching, bending and cold-forming dies.
Hot-Work Tool Steels
1.2344, 1.2714, 1.2343, 1.2367
Tool steels that keep their hardness and toughness at high temperature and resist thermal fatigue. Used for forging, extrusion and die-casting dies.
Plastic Mould Steels
1.2738, 1.2311, 1.2312
Steels with uniform hardness, good machinability and polishability. The usual choice for plastic injection moulds and mould bases.
High-Speed Steels
1.3243, 1.3343, 1.3344 · HSS
Tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium and cobalt alloyed steels that stay hard at high cutting speeds (HSS). Used for drills, milling cutters, taps and cutting tools.
Chemical composition tables, weight tables and calculation formulas are on the Technical Data page.
Industries we serve
Our iron and steel products go mainly to the production lines and supply chains of these industries.
Send us the grade, size and quantity and we will prepare your steel quote
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