Fabrication shops are the customers who most directly benefit from our cutting capability. Bringing pre-cut, sized, certified bar onto the shop floor — rather than full lengths that need cropping — saves hours of saw time, reduces offcut wastage, and tightens your bill of materials. Add MTC documentation, and your QA has what it needs for downstream acceptance.
Fabrication is the industry where our cut-to-size service earns the most direct return. A fab shop's biggest hidden cost is saw time — and the second is offcut waste. Both come from the same source: buying full-length bar and cropping in-house, then ending up with a stockroom full of awkward remnants nobody can use.
When we cut on five automatic CNC saws to your exact dispatch lengths — ±0.5 mm typical tolerance, up to 600 mm capacity — that cost goes away. Bars arrive ready for the welder. Material yield improves. Saw labour drops. And the MTC + UT pass certificate that ships with the consignment closes the QA loop on weld procedure approvals and downstream acceptance.
Our fabrication range covers the working spread: EN8, EN9 and C45 for medium-carbon engineering parts; EN19, EN24 where high-tensile is specified; mild steel and general-purpose bar where weldability and cost matter most. Round, square, hex, flat — all forms, all cut to size, all certified.
The finished parts that start out as Saroj round, square, hex or forged bar — with the grades typically specified for each.
Round, square and hex cut to your exact required lengths — ready for the welder, the machinist or the assembly bench. The core service.
Mild steel and medium-carbon bar for welded frames, structural assemblies and weldments — where weldability is the priority.
Cut flat steel and cut-piece blanks for brackets, lifting lugs, gusset plates and weld-on fittings.
Flat bar cut to your assembly dimensions — saves time on band-saw cropping and improves material yield versus full-length flats.
Engineering bar for fabricated structural and heavy-frame work — where strength and consistency matter more than economy alone.
Why each grade earns its place on a typical fabrication bill of materials. Click any for full composition, properties and equivalents.
The fabrication industry's most-used engineering grade — good weldability in thinner sections, good machinability, reasonable strength.
Higher-carbon steel for fabricated parts that need more strength than EN8 — used selectively in fabrication where wear matters.
European-standard medium-carbon — used interchangeably with EN8 in most fab applications. Specified where the drawing calls for C45.
High-tensile alloy steel for fabricated assemblies that need real strength. Welded with care due to higher carbon and chromium.
For the most heavily loaded fabricated parts. Welding requires preheat and post-weld heat treatment — usually specified for the highest-criticality work.
Cut-to-size on your exact dispatch lengths — ±0.5 mm typical tolerance, sized for the welder, not for cropping again.
Pre-cut sizes mean fewer in-house offcuts and less remnant stock — measurable improvement in material yield over buying full-length bar.
Your shop's labour stays on welding, machining and assembly — the work that pays. Saw labour is our problem, not yours.
MTC and UT pass report ship with every consignment — what your weld-procedure approvals and downstream acceptance audits need to see.
EN8 and C45 for general work, EN19 and EN24 for high-tensile, mild steel for general fab — all on one yard, cut to one consignment.
Single pieces for one-off jobs, full-truck loads for production runs — same response time, same paperwork, no minimum to clear.
Yes — within reason. Five automatic CNC saws cover up to 600 mm cutting capacity, with typical tolerance of ±0.5 mm on length. Tell us your required cut sizes with the inquiry — we quote cut-and-supply together. There's no minimum on cut pieces; we'll supply a single 80 mm length if that's what you need.
Yes — on request. Our core stock is alloy, carbon and tool steel, but we can source mild steel bar to your requirement alongside the rest of your order. For most fabrication applications, EN8 medium-carbon steel is a reasonable upgrade over mild steel at modest extra cost — better strength and machinability.
Our Material Test Certificate covers chemical composition and mechanical properties of the bar — which is what a welding-procedure approval body (PWPS, ASME IX, EN ISO 15614) needs as input. For higher-criticality applications that require third-party witness, EN 10204 Type 3.2 equivalent is available on request.
Yes, but they're not free-welding like mild steel. EN19 (4140) welds with preheat (typically 200–300 °C) and post-weld stress relief; EN24 (4340) needs more careful preheat, controlled cooling and post-weld heat treatment. For heavily loaded fabricated parts that need a high-tensile grade, the welding procedure matters as much as the bar — and we can advise on grade selection for weld-fabrication.
Yes — our own delivery vehicles handle dispatch across Gujarat directly to your workshop. For pan-India fabrication customers, we use road transport networks. Direct delivery to the workshop is typically more practical than to site, because of material handling and storage.
Share your cut sizes and grade — single pieces or full-truck. No minimum, MTC standard.
