
Steelmaking

- The steelmaking process is a crucial process that determines the quality of specialty steel products and consists of the melting, refining, and casting process.
- Melting facilities include 100-ton/60-ton electric arc furnaces and VIM (Vacuum Induction Melting) for ultra-clean manufacturing.
- For the refining process, secondary refining processes such as LF, VD, VOD and AOD are available and ultra-clean, high-functioning parts materials are manufactured by the ESR process which is a special refining technique.
- The casting process is divided into continuous casting and ingot casting, allowing the production of semi-finished items such as billets, blooms, and ingots.
- Billets are manufactured in curved continuous caster and the largest-section blooms in the world are manufactured for the production of high-quality, ultra-clean steel.
- We are also able to manufacture ingots weighing from 4 tons up to 150 tons, depending on specific customer demand.
Forging

- In the forging process, steel ingots are heated and forged into various shapes such as marine shafts, engine parts, plant shells and discs, bars, and plates.
- forging, forgings are heat treated to meet the mechanical requirements. Visual inspection, UT (ultrasonic testing), and witness inspection by third parties are performed for quality assurance of the products.





