Billet

The iron ingot, which plays a prominent role in many stages of modern life, is a metal product in the form of a square or rectangular prism defined as a semi-finished product in the metallurgy and steel production industry. Iron ingots, which constitute an important stage in the steel production chain, are obtained by processing raw iron into a standard form. These products, which are one of the cornerstones of the steel industry, are then shaped into final products for use in various industrial sectors. This makes them versatile and adaptable for use in different forms across various fields.

Iron ingots have physical properties that make them highly durable and strong. They are preferred for their high strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of processing. While the most common application of iron ingots is in the construction industry, they are also used in a wide range of sectors, including automotive, shipbuilding, machinery manufacturing, and energy. The raw state of ingots during the production process allows them to undergo various processes to make them suitable for their final use.

Semi-finished ingots are used in the production of wire rod, construction steel, angle iron, and profiles.

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