MP Steel India Pvt Ltd

India, near Ahmedabad in Gujarat, lists nine active stainless‑steel products. The catalogue includes Bright Stainless Steel Round Bar, Stainless Steel Angels, Stainless Steel Flat Bars, Bright Stainless Steel Channels, Black Round Bars, Bright Square Bars, Bright Hexagonal Bars, Fasteners, and Stud Bolts and Threaded Bars. Each item falls under the HS‑code families for stainless‑steel bars (7308), sheets and plates (7307), and fasteners (7315). The supplier’s profile notes a fully integrated stainless‑steel mill that produces long products and fasteners for global markets. The product set covers both standard round, square and hexagonal bar profiles and a range of fasteners suitable for mechanical and construction applications.

The company was established in 1999 near Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and operates as an imported‑tier supplier. Its active product count of nine reflects a focused catalogue rather than a broad commodity list. The listed items are described using industry terminology such as “bright” finish for bars and “black” finish for round bars, indicating surface treatments commonly specified in contracts. The range is limited to stainless‑steel grades and fastener forms, without mention of other alloy families or non‑steel materials.

The catalogue comprises bright‑finished round, square and hexagonal bars, flat bars, channels, and black‑finished round bars, together with generic fasteners and stud bolts. In the stainless‑steel market, buyers typically request grades such as 304 (A2) and 316 (A4) for corrosion‑resistant applications, with mechanical properties defined by ASTM A276 (bars) and ASTM A240 (plates and sheets). Standard dimensions range from 6 mm to 200 mm diameter for round bars and up to 150 mm width for flat bars, with tolerances of ±0.2 mm for diameter and ±0.5 mm for width. Fasteners and studs are usually supplied to ISO 898‑1 or ASTM A193 specifications, covering tensile strengths from 400 MPa to 1050 MPa depending on the grade. Typical surface finishes include a bright (mirror) finish for aesthetic or hygienic uses and a black oxide finish for improved wear resistance.

Industry practice adds that stainless‑steel bars are often supplied in 1 ton bundles or 2 ton pallets, with protective paper or film to prevent contamination. Fasteners are commonly packed in wooden crates or bulk bags with moisture‑absorbing liners, and are marked with batch numbers, heat‑treatment codes, and mill test certificates. Buyers frequently specify compliance with ISO 9001 quality‑management systems and may request CE marking for products destined for the European market.