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Jugal Metal Corporation is based in India and currently lists fifteen distinct metal products in its catalogue. The list includes Copper Tubes, Pipes And Coils, Admiralty Brass Tubes for Evaporators (HS 7403.21), Brass Tubes for Agriculture Equipments (HS 7407.21), Cupro‑Nickel Rods 95/5, 90/10 & 70/30 (HS 7407.21), Copper Elbow 90° (HS 7412.10), Level Wound Copper (HS 7409.11), Brass Rectangular Tube (HS 7411.21), Brass Square Tube (HS 7407.19), Copper Rods (HS 7407.11), Copper Tubes (HS 7411.00), Stainless Steel grades 304/304L/316/316L (HS 7219.13), Copper Pancake Coil (HS 7407.11), generic Rods (HS 7407.10), Copper Busbars (HS 7407.11) and Med‑Tubes (HS 7407.11). Each entry is tied to a specific HS‑code family that groups Indian exports of copper, brass and stainless steel products. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it primarily serves overseas buyers. The catalogue spans both raw material forms such as rods and coils and fabricated components like elbows and rectangular tubes.
The primary categories reported are Brass Tubes, Copper Rods, Copper (including refined, de‑oxidized and electrolytic grades), Copper Tubes, Stainless Steel, Copper Coils and Steel Tubes. These product families map to HS chapters 74 (copper and copper products) and 72 (stainless steel). The material specifications range from 99.9 % refined copper to C360 brass alloy and from 304 to 316 stainless steel, reflecting industry‑standard grades used in heat‑exchange, electrical and mechanical applications. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided beyond the active product count. All listed items are offered for export from India to global markets.
Jugal Metal’s catalogue covers a spectrum of copper and brass forms that are common in industrial supply chains. Admiralty Brass (CuZn30) with approximately 70 % Cu, 29 % Zn and 1 % Sn is typically supplied to evaporator manufacturers and conforms to BS‑1400 specifications for dimensional tolerance and corrosion resistance. The Brass Tubes for agriculture are produced from C360 grade (CuZn37) which usually meets ASTM B507 limits of 60‑65 % Cu and 34‑40 % Zn, and are offered in rectangular and square cross‑sections with wall thicknesses from 0.8 mm to 3 mm. Cupro‑Nickel rods 95/5, 90/10 and 70/30 are standard marine‑grade alloys that meet ASTM B466 requirements for nickel content and are often supplied in diameters of 6 mm to 50 mm. Copper elbows are fabricated from refined Cu 99.9 % and are typically sized for DN 15 to DN 150 with a 90° bend. Level Wound Copper (LWC) is a high‑purity grade used for winding transformer windings and usually supplied in coils of 500 kg per 20‑ft container. Stainless steel items listed (304/304L/316/316L) follow ASTM A240 and are commonly delivered as plates, tubes or bars in lengths up to 12 m. Copper pancake coils and busbars are produced from electrolytic tough‑pitch copper (C11000, 99.9 % Cu, IACS 101 %) and are packaged in coil bundles of 250 kg each. The Med‑Tubes are made from de‑oxidized copper C12200 with phosphorus content between 0.015 % and 0.040 %, a grade frequently required for medical and pharmaceutical piping.
The brass tubes for agriculture and the cupro‑nickel rods use HS 7407.21, Admiralty Brass tubes are classified under HS 7403.21, copper elbows under HS 7412.10, level‑wound copper under HS 7409.11, and generic copper tubes under HS 7411.00. Stainless‑steel items fall under HS 7219.13.
The catalogue specifies C360 grade brass (CuZn37) for agricultural tubes and an Admiralty Brass alloy CuZn30 (approximately 70 % Cu, 29 % Zn, 1 % Sn). Both grades meet typical BS‑1400 and ASTM B507 tolerances for dimensions and corrosion resistance.
Buyers should request an ISO 9001 quality‑management certificate, a mill test report confirming electrolytic tough‑pitch copper (C11000, 99.9 % Cu, IACS 101 %), and, if the busbars are for electrical equipment, a compliance certificate for IEC 60228 or IEC 60384.
Copper pancake coils are usually wound into bundles of about 250 kg and packed in wooden crates with internal bracing. A standard 20‑ft container can accommodate roughly 8‑10 such bundles, depending on coil dimensions.
Stainless‑steel grades 304, 304L, 316 and 316L are frequently exported from India to the automotive, construction and food‑processing sectors in the Middle East, Europe and North America, where compliance with ASTM A240 and EN 10088 is required.
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