Alloy Steel Ingots

Description :

Alloy Steel Ingots : An alloy steel ingot is a semi-finished or primary form of alloy steel that is cast into a specific shape to make it easier to store, transport, and work into a finished product.

Ingots are made by melting metal and then reforming it into a shape in a mold. They are typically rectangular or cylindrical in shape and are commonly made from aluminum, copper, steel, and other metals. Ingots can be cast into bars, plates, or sheets.

Alloy steel ingots are popular because of the metal's superior strength. There are four types of steel ingots: killed, semikilled, capped, and rimmed, and these differ from each other in their state of oxidation.