Mechanical construction uses rods built with alloy steel for the strength and durability to withstand extreme conditions found in operation in fields such as construction, automotive, and defense. Alloy steel’s sophisticated composition (which includes combination chromium, nickel, and molybdenum in alloy steel) makes it accomplish more in its applications than a simple carbon steel alloy.
Mechanic engineering uses alloy steel rods for construction of tools such as gears, shafts, and other components that demand the highest resistance to tensile strength, wear, and fatigue. We manufacture rods drawn cold alloy steel, with a variety of available configurations and diameters, to accommodate as many applications as possible.
The process of cold drawing rods increases their strength, making them more qualified for applications with high load. More importantly, this process ensures a more accurate dimensional representation of rods. To better accommodate our clients’ needs, we'll customize rods according to their particular and individual specifications.
Our promise to our customers includes that our batches of alloy steel rods are tested fully to validate their mechanical properties and certify compliance with international standards. Our customers value quality and performance which is why we have been able to position ourselves as a reliable supplier to the global market.