1. Energy & Pressure Applications

• Plates for Boilers & Pressure vessels: Designed to not explode under high heat and steam pressure.
• Plates for Line pipes (Offshore): Thick-walled steel meant to survive the crushing pressure of the deep ocean.
• Casing and Pipes: Used in oil/gas extraction.

2. Construction & Civil Infrastructure

• Reinforced Steel Rebar (8mm to 225mm): The backbone of concrete.
• Cut and Bend bars: Custom-shaped rebar.
• Weldmesh: Thin gauge wires welded together for slabs.
• Speed floor: Lightweight joist systems for rapid flooring.
• Plates for Dams & Hydro applications: Large-scale water management.
• Plates for Pre-engineered buildings (PEB): The plates used for "kit" warehouses.

3. Heavy Structural & Industrial

• I-Beams, Columns, Angles, & Channels: The "Big Four" of structural steel.
• Fabricated structural: Pre-assembled trusses or frames.
• Windmill plates: Specialized steel that handles "fatigue" (repeated vibrating wind loads) and buckling.

4. Transportation & Heavy Machinery

• Rail track and Crane rails: High Carbon is extremely hard because heavy steel wheels grind against them constantly.
• Plates for Shipbuilding, Railway, & Wagon builders: Designed to resist salt-water corrosion and heavy impacts.
• Plates for Earthmoving, Mining, & Rotary equipment: High Carbon/Alloy. These are "Abrasion Resistant" (AR) steels for digging through rock.

5. Industrial Raw Materials

• The "base" products used by factories to make other things.
• Steel coils & Steel sheet: Can be stamped into anything from car doors to soda cans.
• Wire rods and Rounds: Used to make everything from tiny screws to massive suspension bridge cables.