The steel bar manufacturing process turns raw steel into the ribbed reinforcement bars (saria) used in every concrete building. In Pakistan, most mills make rebar by melting steel scrap into billets and then hot rolling those billets into bars. This guide walks through each step, from raw material to the finished, tested bundle, and explains […]
Knowing how to identify steel grade and quality protects your building and your budget. Grade 40 and Grade 60 bars look almost the same, and underweight or substandard bars can pass a quick glance. This guide shows the checks anyone can do on site, and when to rely on paperwork and lab tests. 1. Read […]
Knowing the types of steel bars helps you choose the right reinforcement for your house or building. Steel bars (rebar or saria) give concrete the strength it lacks in tension. However, not every bar suits every job. This guide explains the main types of steel bars used in Pakistan, where each one is used, and […]
Knowing how to calculate the weight of steel bars helps you estimate your steel order, check deliveries and work out the cost. Steel bars (saria) are sold by weight, so a quick weight check tells you whether you are getting what you pay for. This guide gives the formula, a ready-made weight table for every […]
The story of steel mills in Pakistan follows the country’s growth, from small re-rolling units after independence to large integrated and electric-furnace plants today. This article traces that journey, explains how the industry is organised now, and where Kamran Steel fits in. Early Years: Re-Rolling Mills After 1947, Pakistan had very little steelmaking capacity. The […]