SOURCING DIE & TOOL STEELS in SOUTH INDIA

 

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) India is headquarters to some of Asia's largest engineering and construction companies - VA Tech Wabag, BGR Energy, L&T group companies, Hyundai group companies and Shriram EPC. It is also a centre for Offshore Engineering because of Offshore Technology and Renewable Energy research institutions such as IIT Madras. The city has a share of around 30% of India's automobile industry and 35% of its auto components industry with the likes of BMW, Hyundai,  Ford,  Citroën,  Nissan,  Renault, Mitsubishi, TVS Motor Company, Ashok Leyland, Caterpillar, Royal Enfield, TI Cycles, and a host of tyre manufacturers. Several Petrochemical companies like Chennai Petro Chemicals Limited (Manali Refinery), Manali Petrochemicals, Petro Araldite and Orchid Pharmaceuticals are also situated in the outskirts of Chennai; as is the Heavy Vehicles Factory, Avadi that produces military vehicles, the Railway Coach building factory and the Integral Coach Factory of the Indian Railways.

Meanwhile, Bangalore (Karnataka) India accounts for over 65% of India's aerospace business with giants such as Boeing, Airbus, Goodrich, Dynamatics, Honeywell, GE Aviation, UTL, and others running both R&D and Engineering centres. For decades, the city has served as headquarters of some of the largest public sector heavy industries of India such as Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Bharat Electronics Limited, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL),  Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML), HMT, Hindustan Motors, the   ABB Group and Volvo. Its Peenya industrial area that was the largest such in Asia 30-years ago, is reserved for small and medium scale industries. Meanwhile the entire stretch between the two cities is transforming into an industrial corridor that will then extend all the way to Kochi (Kerala) India. And, not to be outdone industrially is Hyderabad (Telengana) India. 

Such intense industrial activity creates much demand for special steels and all those connected, ranging from traders to end-users should take note of Virat Special Steels, one of India’s top Tool Steel, Die Steel and MouldSteel suppliers.

Providing special steel of every kind in sizes/shapes per customer requirements, they have an office in Chennai to cater to clients in South India.

For Railways:

Such as for manufacturing railways components - Gear Holders, Cast parts for Bogies, Axles, Sets of Pins, Ground Lever Frame, Cranks, Compressor Pistons and Bearings.
Steel Grades - Din 1.2714 / DB6; DIN 1.2344 / H13; DIN 1.2343 / H11;

DIN 40NiCrMo84 / EN24;  20NiCrMo5 / EN353.

For Forging (Cold, Warm or Hot):

Steel grades - Din 1.2714/DB6; DIN 1.2344 / H13; DIN 1.2343 / H11.

For Pressure Die Casting:

Hot die steel - DIN 1.2344 / H13; DIN 1.2343 / H11; DIN 1.2581 / H21.

For Extrusion:

Hot die steel - DIN 1.2344 / H13 (of type known for excellent finish).  

For the Automotive Industry:

The Automotive industry with its ancillaries, require a wide range of special steel. Every such requirement can be met and special alloys prepared. To list some that are immediately available:
Steel grades Din 1.2714 / DB6; DIN 40NiCrMo84 / EN24; DIN 3343 / M2; Manganese steel such as: 16MnCr5;  20Mncr5.

For Plastic Moulding:

Dies for Polymer material used for aerospace, building, construction, shells for TV – laptops etc, toy making, electronics, packaging and transportation.
Steel grades - DIN 2738 / P20+ Ni; DIN 2311 / P20.

Being exporters, they compete in internationally with multinationals such as Buderus, DEW, SWG Groditz, Nippon, Sanyo, Gloria, BGH, Kind & Co, Swiss Steel, S&B Steel, Hitachi Steel; Virat Special Steels thus offer “Make In INDIA” products at competitive prices, great quality, and prompt servicing to increase and improve CPC (Cost Per Component) for their customers in India.  

One can learn more about them on sites: www.viratsteels.com and info@viratsteels.com. They can be contacted by email at: virat.dh@gmail.com or on mobile numbers 98140 - 21775, 99991 - 24971 to 79.