Special steel

Special steel is made by adding various alloying elements to iron, which has higher strength and toughness, physical and chemical properties compared to ordinary steel. Since its establishment, we firmly believe in establishing lasting cooperative relationships with customers. With our globally renowned and trustworthy suppliers, we can ensure that the steel we purchase meets the needs of our valuable customers.

Alloy steel
Alloy steel is a type of steel made by alloying with elements such as nickel, manganese, molybdenum, chromium, vanadium, silicon, and boron.

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Stainless steel
Stainless steel is a type of steel produced by adding at least 10.5% chromium as the main alloying element.

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Square steel
Square steel bars refer to a type of steel bar that can be used for various purposes when lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties are required. They can easily cut, weld, and shape based on appropriate equipment. These types of steel are the basic materials of building structures, such as piping systems, frames, fences, brackets, door latches, etc. As a professional steel supplier and company, we provide high-quality steel and products at competitive prices!

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Round steel
Circular steel bars refer to a type of circular steel bar made of various metals, which can provide different diameters. Different types of steel round bars are selected based on their hardenability, hardness, and wear resistance, and are used for various purposes such as manufacturing axles, shafts, and bolts.

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Flat steel
As the name suggests, flat steel is one of the recognized forms of steel reinforcement. Due to its machinability, flat steel is easily welded, cut to a certain length, drilled and formed to fit. These types of steel can be found in both construction and post construction stages, such as steel structures, industrial maintenance, transportation equipment, etc.

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Hexagonal steel
Hexagonal steel refers to steel bars that can be used for various purposes when surface hardening quality and appropriate mechanical properties are required. Hexagonal steel can be used in many industrial applications, such as chemical equipment, marine equipment, storage tanks, aerospace parts, etc. They are also important materials for manufacturing moving parts and small components such as bolts, screws, gears, and valves.

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Forged alloy bars
Forging refers to the process of forming metal using local compressive force, which can be further divided into cold forging, warm forging, or hot forging based on the temperature at which it is executed.

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Hot rolled alloy bars
Hot rolling refers to the process of rolling steel above the recrystallization temperature. After cooling at room temperature, the steel is normalized and cooled to hot-rolled finished steel.

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Cold drawn alloy bars
Cold drawn steel bars are obtained by pulling molds into bars smaller than the hot-rolled size. After additional rolling, grinding, and polishing, the cold-drawn steel bars have a bright appearance and a tolerance similar to that of hot-rolled steel bars.

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Silver glossy material
The peeling process refers to the process of removing the "skin" on the surface of steel bars through a rotating tool.

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Professional steel comprehensive solution suppliers and companies

As a leading supplier and supplier of comprehensive steel solutions, CUMIC's supply capacity covers a wide range of internal and international special steel grades. We offer a variety of hot rolled, cold drawn, forged, and peeled steel bars, including free cutting steel, alloy steel, bearing steel, spring steel, tool steel, and stainless steel. These materials combine a wide range of dimensions and heat treatment conditions to provide our customers with a true competitive advantage.

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