In view of the shortage of coal, a dominant fuel used to generate electricity in the country, the government halted hundreds of passenger trains. Meanwhile, state-run Coal India ramped up…
Steel firms would still ‘generate healthy cash flows’ as operating rates are expected to be highest in the past five fiscals at around 90%, supported by robust domestic demand and…
SAIL supplies special steel for India’s indigenous navy warships ‘INS Udaygiri’ and ‘INS Surat’ Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has supplied 4300 Tonnes of special steel for India’s indigenous…
What Are Flanges? Flanges are typically screwed or welded onto the parts to be joined. Their main use is to allow for easy inspection and maintenance of the pipe system. Replacing pipes is far more difficult than replacing flanges, as this will mean removing multiple pipes and setting new flange connections at each end of
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Stainless steel has been used in many forms over the last 150 years, but no industry can hold a candle to the impact it has had on the food and beverage industries.
Fasteners in India are industrially accepted and preferred as they can be assembled and disassembled efficiently and easily. The material of the fastener is often selected by considering the strength required to hold the joint. Besides, dissimilar materials can be joined with fasteners too. Fasteners are mainly used on structures that are frequently assembled and
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What Are Fasteners? Fasteners and Screws are crucial to virtually every product you see today. It is important to pick the right fastener which is also critical to safety, both for the process and for the plant workers. While selecting fasteners for application industry size, it’s important that you select the right fasteners for your
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The steel industry outlook is currently being affected by Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine and its myriad of knock-on effects.
