This guide provides general procurement information. The approved drawing, material standard, quotation and purchase specification control each order.
Process summary
The published Jain Steels Group route covers steel melting, refining, continuous casting, controlled cooling, inspection and dispatch. The buyer’s grade, standard and acceptance plan determine the order-specific controls.
1. Steel melting and chemistry planning
The required grade and standard establish the chemistry target. Raw-material selection and melt practice should be planned against the approved purchase specification rather than a broad label such as alloy, carbon or mild steel.
2. Refining and composition control
Refining is used to bring the heat within the required chemistry and quality plan. The applicable sampling, analysis and acceptance requirements should be agreed for the order and reported in the required certificate format.
3. Continuous casting
The prepared steel is cast into the required square section. Jain Steels Group publishes 80 × 80, 100 × 100, 125 × 125 and 160 × 160 mm square billet sizes; final grade, size, length and availability remain subject to enquiry review.
4. Cooling, identification and traceability
Cooling and handling should protect the agreed product condition. Heat or batch identification must connect the billet to inspection records and the material test certificate when traceability is required.
5. Inspection and acceptance
| Check | Order information |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Square size, cut length, tolerance and straightness requirements. |
| Chemistry | Grade standard, revision, sampling and certificate scope. |
| Surface | Permitted condition, conditioning and defect acceptance. |
| Internal quality | Test method and acceptance level when required. |
| Documentation | Heat traceability, MTC and third-party inspection requirements. |
6. Dispatch planning
Quantity, bundle or identification requirements, destination and requested delivery programme should be included in the enquiry. Jain Steels Group reports production capability of approximately 4,000 tonnes per month and up to 50,000 tonnes annually, subject to product mix, size, grade, maintenance and order programme.
Continue your technical review
Use the forging quality billet guide, billet size guide, technical data and quality page to prepare a complete enquiry.
Frequently asked questions
How are steel billets manufactured?
The published route covers steel melting, refining, continuous casting, controlled cooling, inspection and dispatch. Order-specific controls depend on the grade, standard, dimensions and acceptance plan.
What billet sizes are published?
Published square sizes are 80 × 80, 100 × 100, 125 × 125 and 160 × 160 mm.
What quality checks are required?
The order should define dimensional, chemistry, surface, internal-quality, traceability and documentation requirements as applicable.
Can billets be supplied for rolling and forging?
The steel billet range is intended for rolling, forging and industrial conversion, subject to grade, size, condition and technical review.
Send a complete requirement
Use the steel billet manufacturer page and include the grade, standard, dimensions, condition, quantity, testing, documentation and delivery destination.