20th anniversary special issue

STAINLESS INDIA / SPECIAL ISSUE/ 1

20th Anniversary Special Issue

ISSDA’s own office at Gurgaon, near Delhi. July 2009

Indian Stainless SteelDevelopment Association

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MESSAGE

It gives me immense pleasure in presenting a special 20th Anniversary issue of Stainless India. The journeyhas been so exciting, fun filled and equally rewarding that it feels like yesterday. When I look back, the wholestory just flashes in front of my eyes and I would like to take you through the same.

It all started with our visit to London in 1988 on an invitation from Ni and Cr producers. At that point in time onlyfour Stainless Steel development Associations were existing (Japan, Germany, Italy & South Africa). There hasbeen a marked difference in the stainless steel market development in these countries compared to others thatmade us think about India. We could feel that a neutral body with the sole purpose of developing a market haslarger influence when compared with different organizations working in parallel to increase their market.

The excitement paved the way and work started immediately after our return from the UK. Formally ISSDA wasborn in Nov 1989 as non-profit organization after long debates and taking in to confidence key manufacturers ofstainless steel. This was the time when India was producing meager quantities of stainless steel and nickelprices were hitting the roof. The challenge was tough and not much was in sight as to what could be the wayto work on our mission. But we were determined to bring about a revolution in the Indian market.

This was the time when the development of Cr-Mn series stainless steel started and today we all know that the200 series grades dominate the Indian market and are well established in a variety of applications.

Today what we see in the Railways, Airports, Metro Coaches, Bus Shelters, Infrastructure projects, Dairy /Sugar Industry, etc is the result of innumerable efforts that have gone in to bring it to this level. Indian consumptionof stainless steel has gone up to more than 1.4 Million tonnes from what it was at 0.2 Million tonnes in1989.Very soon you will hear about the three Cr-Mn grades registered with the Bureau of Indian Standardswhich in itself is an achievement. What gives me more pleasure is that today India is not only meeting itsdomestic demand but also actively exporting large quantities of stainless steel in long and flat products andalso finished products to large parts of the world.

This journey of transformation will be incomplete without my acknowledgements to ISSDA staff, especiallyRamesh Gopal, support from the Nickel Institute, our members and government officials and end users, whohave played an active role and given unrelenting support to our plans. I must also tell you that in the last 20years the worldwide count of Stainless Steel Development Associations has gone up to 24. ISSDA has a majorplace among them and is widely respected by all for its work in India and support to other associations.

I thank you all for what we are and where we are today, and seek your continuous support to take it forward…..

Stain Less today, Stain Less tomorrow..

Best regards.

N. C. MathurPresidentISSDA


Contents :

• A New Initiative Secures Prosperity for the Stainless Steel Industry

• Ansal Plaza’s Domino Effect in Building & Construction

• Building Hardware

• Roofing

• Structural Applications

• Airports

• Street Furniture

• Stainless steel Sinage

• Sculpture

• The Eureka Moment in Railway Wagons

• The Long Haul – Changes in railway passenger coach materials over the years

• Metro systems in more Cities

• Automotive Sector

• India’s contribution : Development of low-nickel 200 series stainless steels

• Directory of members of ISSDA with their contact details and products and servicies


ISSDA celebrates its 20th Anniversary

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SUNDAY, 22 November

WELCOME RECEPTION and DINNER19:00 – 22:30The Rooftop, Hotel Trident Nariman Point, Mumbai

MONDAY, 23 November: The Regal Room, Hotel Trident

INAUGURAL SESSION AND ISSDA’s 20th ANNIVERSARY FELICITATION

9:00 Welcome from CRU and Session ChairMANISH PANDE, REGIONAL MANAGER, CRU INDIA

9:10 Another milestone in promoting stainless steel in IndiaRATAN JINDAL, VICE CHAIRMAN AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, JSL LTD., INDIANEERAJ RAJ KOCHHAR, CMD, VIRAJ PROFILES LTD, INDIAS.K. ROONGTA, CHAIRMAN, STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LTD, INDIANIRMAL MATHUR, PRESIDENT, ISSDA, INDIA

10:10 Presentation from the Ministry of SteelVIRBHADRA SINGH, MINISTER OF STEEL, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, INDIA

KEYNOTE SESSION: ADAPTING AND EVOLVING

10:30 KEYNOTE: Sustainable Stainless: A Bright FuturePASCAL PAYET GASPARD, SECRETARY GENERAL, ISSF, BELGIUM

10:50 MORNING TEA AND NETWORKING SESSION

11:20 Asia’s Near-Death Experience: What Have We Learned about the Region’s Economic Growth?DR DAVID FERNANDEZ, MANAGING DIRECTOR, EMERGING ASIA RESEARCH, J.P. MORGAN, SINGAPORE

11:40 Analyzing the Chinese Stainless Steel MarketCAO ZHIFU, DIRECTOR OF POLICY, LAWS AND REGULATIONS RESEARCH OFFICE, TISCO, CHINA

12:10 Outokumpu: Perspective on Stainless Steel Trends from a Global PlayerANDREA GATTI, CORPORATE VICE PRESIDENT - CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT, OUTOKUMPU, FINLAND

12:40 The Recession, One Year After: Implications for the Stainless Steel IndustryPHILIP TOMLINSON, SENIOR MANAGING CONSULTANT, CRU STRATEGIES, UK

13:00 LUNCH

MONDAY, 23 November

RAW MATERIALS

Session ChairMAARTJE COLLIGNON, SENIOR CONSULTANT, NICKEL AND CHROME, STEEL,CRU ANALYSIS, UK

14:00 Prospects for Ferrochrome - Direction of the Market in 2010ROBERT YUKSEL YILDIRIM, CEO, ETI KROM INC., TURKEY

14:20 The Advantages which Nickel brings to Stainless SteelsSTEPHEN BARNETT, PRESIDENT, NICKEL INSTITUTE, BELGIUM

14:40 Nickel Supply SustainabilityDAVID GADDES, CEO, NORILSK NICKEL EUROPE LTD, UK


15:00 AFTERNOON TEA – NETWORKING SESSION

15:30 Nickel: The WildcardALEX TONKS, ANALYST, CITI INVESTMENT RESEARCH, UK

15:50 Stainless & Steel Scrap - a force or farce?ANIL SHAH, PRESIDENT, NI-MET, CANADA

16:10 Close of session

19:30 GALA DINNERThe Presidential Ballroom, Hotel Taj President, Mumbai

TUESDAY, 24 November

INDIA: AN ASIAN CHAMPION

9:30 Session ChairmanNIRMAL MATHUR, PRESIDENT, ISSDA, INDIA

9:35 The Indian Stainless Steel Scenario: The Growth StoryRAVINDER SETHI, DIRECTOR, MINDSIGHT CONSULTING PVT. LTD. INDIA

9:55 Stainless Steel Use for Production of India’s Railways Expansion:Case studies from production of wagons and carriagesSHAILENDRA SINGH, CARRIAGE DIRECTORATE, RESEARCH DESIGN & STANDARDS ORGANIZATION,INDIAN RAILWAYS, INDIAK.R. ANANTHANARAYANAN, (CONSULTANT) ISSDA, INDIA

10:35 INDIAN PRODUCER PANELNITAN CHHATWAL, DIRECTOR, VIRAJ PROFILES LTD, INDIAR.K .GOYAL, DIRECTOR (COMMERCIAL), JSL LTD., INDIAS.V. PANSE, CHIEF OF MARKETING, MUKAND LTD., INDIAB.B. SINGH, DIRECTOR, STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LTD, INDIAYOGESH AGRAWAL, MANAGING DIRECTOR, RIMJHIM ISPAT LTD, INDIA

10:55 MORNING TEA AND NETWORKING SESSION

LONG AND FLAT PRODUCTS ANALYSIS

11:20 After the Crisis, What are the New Behaviors of Stainless Steel Long Products Customers?PATRICK LAMARQUE D’ARROUZAT, CEO, UGITECH, FRANCE

11:40 The Global Outlook for Flat ProductsALISTAIR RAMSAY, PRINCIPAL STAINLESS STEEL CONSULTANT, CRU ANALYSIS, UK

12:00 LUNCH

REGIONAL OUTLOOKS

13:00 North American Market ReviewBRAD BEAUCHAMP, VICE PRESIDENT, GLOBAL STAINLESS CORPORATION, CANADA

13:25 Stainless Steel Trade between India and North AmericaSAM DESAI, RM METALS, USA

CASE STUDY

13:50 Latest Developments in Cold Rolling and Processing of Stainless Steel StripRALF MATZKA, GENERAL MANAGER TECHNICAL SALES STAINLESS STEEL,SMS SIEMAG STRIP PROCESSING LINES DIVISION, GERMANY

14:15 AFTERNOON TEA – NETWORKING SESSION

14:45 End of conference


The First Global MarketDevelopment Forum for StainlessSteel held in London in May 1998sponsored by the then NickelDevelopment Institute, ChromiumCentre and ChromiumAssociation was convened inorder that the global stainless steelindustry might considerundertaking a new initiative tosecure its prosperity. This historicconference had a very deep,broad and lasting impact on thegrowth of stainless steel marketsin the whole world, including India.

In his presentation titled ‘A GlobalView of Opportunities for MaketDevelopment in the Stainless SteelIndustry’ Dr. W K Armitage of theChromium Centre, South Africa,said that while the optimisticpicture for the world market wassomething like 3% growth perannum, he noted that “we cannotidentify any significant newinitiative that has caused thebuoyant situation”.

Explaining the reason for lack ofany significant new initiatives bythe stainless steel industry he said”Individual industry producersoften fear that any significantmarket development achievementopens the new businessopportunity to threat from directcompetitors and from imports” hesaid that the best safeguardagainst this risk is “to developmarkets collectively on a nationalor global industry basis”(emphasis added – Editor).

Comparisons of mean annualdemand growth rates over 19years (1968 – 1986) betweencountries having national stainlesssteel development associations

and those without it, showed ayawning gap. Italy, WestGermany, Spain and Japan withtheir own national SSDAs clockedbetween 4.5% to 6.8% growthrates. A few comparableeconomies without SSDAsclocked growth rates onlybetween 2.5% and 3.2%.

The Indian stainless steel industrytook the lessons of the conference

very seriously and in November1989 the Indian Stainless SteelDevelopment Association wasincorporated. ISSDA was one ofthe first of a new crop of SSDAsin the world. At last count, therewere about 24 national SSDAs,Euro Inox was formed forcoordinated development inEurope and the InternationalStainless Steel Forum (ISSF) forglobal coordination.

A New Initiative Secures Prosperity for the Stainless Steel Industry

Production of Stainless Steel, Western World (1950 - 2006),World (1993 - 2006)

Stainless Steel Production, India (1991 - 2009)


These initiatives on a world scalehave helped stainless steelregister the highest growth rateamongst all materials, even aheadof plastics.

The rest, as they say is history.The history of rapid growth instainless steel production in Indiaand the world in graphic form inthe previous page.

A study of end-use pattern forstainless steel in India in 1993showed that the total use ofstainless steel by the constructionand transport sectors was lessthan 1%. In comparison, thewestern world used 11.6% of end-use of stainless steel inconstruction and 14.9% intransportation, In cateringhowever, India was far ahead of therest of the world at 75% of end usecompared to 36.5% for others.

ISSDA realized that constructionand transportation hold a lot ofpromise and potential and gave full

thrust on these two segments formore than a decade.

The pie-charts on this pagedisplay the rapid growth in the useof stainless steel in India and alsothe increasing share of theconstruction and transportationsector in the end-use market.

Building and construction sectors’usage of stainless steel wasalmost nil in 1989. Through

ISSDA’s market developmentefforts, this sector now has about6% share of the end-use marketsfor stainless steel in India. Thebuilding and construction sector’sshare is expected to go up to 10%in the next ten years.

It may be noted that although theper cent share of kitchenware isdown, but in absolute tonnageterms it has increased from212,500 to 980,000 tonnes.

Domestic Stainless Steel Consumption (1993),250,000 Tonnes

Apparent Domestic Consumption (2007-08)1.4 million Tonnes

Process Industry10%

Transport5%

Construction5%

Electromechanical/Electronics

2%

Engineering5%

Others3%


Ansal Plaza’s Domino Effect in Building & ConstructionISSDA had been actively trying tocreate awareness about thebenefits of stainless steelamongst architects of everydescription in Delhi, especiallysince 1994.

Our success rate with architectswas low because we could onlyshow them photos of architecturalapplications in faraway places likeChennai and Bangalore, but theywanted to see and look at real lifeapplications with their own eyes,right here in Delhi. This created the‘chicken and egg’ syndrome.

Then Ansal Plaza – A prestigioushigh-visibility shopping complex ina highly frequented up-marketlocation -- “happened” in Delhi.

Ansal Plaza contractors were in acash crunch and in a hurry tocomplete the project. At ourinstance, fabricators fromChennai convinced them thateven the initial cost of stainlesssteel cladding for circular columnsin their project would be less thanany other stone cladding optionthey were contemplating, and thatthis cladding would be completedmuch faster. Aware of the manyother benefits of stainless steel,the architects wholeheartedlylapped up our material for a goodnumber of applications. They alsorealized that with a good amountof gleaming stainless steel, theirproject would be a trendsetter inthe country.

With over 90 large, tall columnsclad in stainless steel, it was thefirst structure in Delhi to “putstainless steel on the map” forarchitects. Stainless steel andglass dominated the plaza with agood amount of stainless steelhandrail, building hardware andshop furniture and fixtures.

Ansal Plaza in Delhi opened forthe public in the year 1999. Beingthe only large scale shopping areain the city at that time, it was

The Ansal Plaza in South Delhi

thronged with visitors as it provideda very new and exciting shoppingexperience.

Ticket counter of a movie theater in a mall in Delhi

Stainless steel hanging floor in a showroom

Continued next page


.Before Ansal Plaza “happened”, mostarchitects we met in Delhi hadmisgivings about specifying stainlesssteel as they were not sure of thedesign, fabrication and executioncapabilities in India. With its stunningappearance, Ansal Plaza cleared awaythe skepticism of architects aboutstainless steel use for architecturalapplications in Delhi and other metros.

Stainless steel curtain wall in Chennai building Guru Teg Bahadur memorial in Delhi

Lamp post outside a mall, DelhiA mural at Chennai port

The architectural market isvery much like the fashionindustry. Once a majorproject uses stainless steelin certain applications, otherarchitects and designers will,if not slavishly follow suit,seriously consider doingsomething similar for theirnext project.

Soon after, we startedwitnessing the presence ofstainless steel as handrail,shop display stands,furniture etc., in many largeand small establishments.

Through the DOMINOEFFECT, Ansal Plaza rapidlyspread the use of stainlesssteel in the Architecture,Building & Construction(ABC) Sector across India.


Fit and Forget Building Hardware

Stainless steel building hardware hasedged out most traditional hardwarematerials like steel, GI, brass andaluminium from store shelves. AcrossIndia, people have a clear preference forstainless steel building hardware.


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Roofing

Khalsa heritage complex, Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, 4250 square meters

Koperkhairane railway station roof, Navi Mumbai, 10,000 square meters

Turbe railway station roof, Navi Mumbai, 10,000 square meters


Space frame at JSL factory entrance, Hisar

33 meter tall entrance gate at JSPL, Raigarh

Structural Applications

Reinforcement barC-Sections

Spiral staircase, Hyderabad


Airports

Ahmedabad Airport

Hyderabad and Bangalore now have worldclass airports. Huge amount of stainless steelis being used for Greenfield projects and forrenovation and extension of existing airports inmany cities of India. According to the grandplans of the Airports Authority of India, by 2012over 90 airports will have been upgraded.


Traffic umbrella in Chennai

Bus shelter at Nariman Point

Escalator, Delhi

Bus stops in Delhi

Park Bench

Street Furniture

Delhi and Mumbai have about 2,000 and 2,500bus shelters each. Other cities are caching up.

Almost every mall in cities is having stainlesssteel clad escalators

Stainless steel is being used in other streetfurniture like benches and traffic booths.


Signage at the factory of two-wheelermanufacturer Bajaj with their logo, Pune

Stainless Steel Signage

Stainless steel signage, Mumbai

Huge Signage for Ramoji Film City near Hydrabad. The letter ‘M’ is 40 feet tall.Men standing at the signage are dwarfed (see arrow)


‘ A very hungry god’

Sculpture

In Bangaluru

In BangaluruLaser-cut conch Garden of five senses, Delhi


The Eureka Moment in Railway Wagons

A new rake of stainless steel wagons ready for dispatch.

Wagon under fabrication

ISSDA and its member companiespersisted for long years in creatingawareness amongst railwaypersonnel about the benefits ofusing stainless steel wagons forcoal, ore, fertilizers and foodgrains. The grade recommendedwas 409M – a utility gradestainless steel suitable for suchservice. Perseverance ultimatelypaid off!

By the year 1997 Indian Railwaymaterial specification for wagons-- IRSM 44/97 was made ready for409M. In 1998, 500 of thesewagons were ready and the IndianRailways dispatched thesewagons for a severe service, tohaul iron ore and coal via theCoramandel coast line insouth-east India. But there wereno repeat orders!

An inquiry into the health of thesewagons was made by the railwaysin 1996 and it was found that noneof these wagons ever reported forthe mandatory first periodicoverhaul after 3-5 years of service.Further inquiry revealed that thesewagons were in perfect health andthe officers in charge of thewagons found no reason to sendthem for any check-ups!

EUREKA! The Indian Railwayshad found an excellent material fortheir wagons. In the 2008-09Budget speech, the RailwayMinister announced plans to inductseveral thousand stainless steelopen wagons for hauling minerals.After re-designing the wagons withlighter stainless steel in place ofcorten steel and incorporatingseveral design changes includingheavier axle loads, the wagonsgive over 20% increase in haulage.

Without explicitly using the jargon‘Life Cycle Costing’ the ministersaid that although stainless steelwagons were more expensive tobegin with, the benefits therailways would accrue year afteryear would more thancompensate for the added initialcost.

The Indian Railways would beusing over 100,000 tonnes of 409Min 2008-10 and also in the yearsto come


The Long Haul – Changes in Passenger Coach Materials Over the Years

High capacity wooden bodied coach with steel uder-frame.

The Indian Railways (IR) is the largest railway systemin the world under a single ownership – in this case,the Government of India. It has a fleet of about 50,000passenger coaches criss-crossing the length andbreadth of the country. Every year, about 2,500 newcoaches are added. Annually nearly 5 billion peopletravel by the Indian Railways.

The Indian Railways started operations in 1854.Since then, IR has had to deal constantly withproblems of corrosion of coach materials –Corrosion caused by a huge coastline and the habitof Indians to use generous quantities of water.

In its long years of service to the nation, the IndianRailways have changed materials of construction ofpassenger coaches not only to deal with the allimportant problem of corrosion, but also to provideimproved amenities, comforts and speedier travelto passengers.

Images on this page show the transition from woodto carbon steel to integral coaches of monocoquedesign for safety, corten steel for improved corrosionresistance and then to stainless steel type 409M(painted coaches).

This transition from carbon steel to corten steel tostainless steel for the shell of the coaches camethrough experimenting with and gaining experienceand confidence in stainless steel by initially specifyingstainless steel for the most corrosion-prone areasof the shell. It started with the trough floor and toiletinlays. While these two items are standard fitmentin all passenger coaches, some of the productionhas now been diverted to all-stainless steel shellsmade of 409M and some quantities of 304 to aGerman, LHB design.

The next transition in this long journey is the plan ofthe Indian Railways to set up two new factories (in

Interior of Mumbai local train

Nano coated stainless steel coachStainless steel painted LHB coach

Rae Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh and Palghat in Kerala)for exclusive manufacture of coaches made of 300series stainless steels.

In the recent past, the Indian Railways havesuccessfully adopted nano coating technology toimprove aesthetics and hygiene, and to reducemaintenance of stainless steel coaches.

The journey continues . . . . .


Delhi Metro Train

Successful Delhi metrohas become abenchmark for othercities in India. By 2021Delhi metro willbecome largest in theworld with 413kilometers of tracks andabout 620 stations.Delhi Metro alone wouldrequire up to 1,000coaches. Each coachuses about 12 tonnes ofstainless steel. Thegrade usually specifiedis 301L.

Other cities likeMumbai, Bangalore,Kochi, Chennai,Hyderabad, Kolkata,Ahmedabad andLudhiana are planningmetro systems of theirown. Presently, thereare two manufacturersof metro coaches.Bharat Earth MoversLimited (BEML) inBangalore andBombardier nearVadodara in Gujarat.

Metro systems in more Cities

Artist’s impression of of Mumbai metro 1

Artist’s impression of Hydrabad metro train Bombardier coach for Delhi


All-stainless steel exhaust systems for cars and motorcycles

Automotive Sector

Stainless steel wire wheels for export

Fasteners on the handle bar, and the hot zones on the exhaust pipe, marked in red

India produced 1.3 million passengercars and 7 million two-wheelers in2007-08. Production of these vehiclesis expected to increase further to morethan 20 million by 2016. Due to strictemission norms, use of stainless steelin exhausts is mandated for passengercars. By next year (2010), the entiremotorcycle industry will also have meetthese environmental standards and willswitch over to stainless steel exhaustsystems. This will be followed byscooters. The current requirement ofstainless steel per two-wheeler variesbetween 2 to 5 kg and for cars it is 8 to11 kg.


India’s contribution: Development of low-nickel 200 series stainless steels

In the late 1980s, kitchenwareapplication accounted for anoverwhelming 85% of the end-useof stainless steel in India. At thatpoint of time, almost allkitchenware was made of 300series (18Cr, 8Ni) type stainlesssteels.

Two very important thingshappened at that time. First, nickelprices shot through the roof.Second, the Indian government’scoffers were next to zero. Thereis no indigenous production ofnickel in India and all of it has tobe imported. Given that thegovernment had no money forimports, there was no question ofimporting nickel, whatever thecost. Besides, for a low-cost massmarket like kitchenware, you couldnot even dream of people payingexorbitant prices for simplenecessities of life.

In the Indian psyche, non-magnetism was the surestindicator of a “good” stainlesssteel. Introduction of ferritic gradesfor kitchenware would have beena colossal disaster waiting tohappen.

This situation led to thedevelopment of low-nickelstainless steel grades forkitchenware which were generallynon-magnetic. The key is toappreciate that kitchen service(cooking, storing and serving) isnot a critical environment for low-nickel stainless steels as far ascorrosion is concerned – in other

words, fitness for service.Besides, kitchenware is cleanedand dried every day. India has 20-year of experience with thesegrades for this service.

Low-nickel stainless steel gradesin the market have been testedover and over for their corrosionresistance, formability andmechanical properties and foundfully fit for this service at reputed

laboratories in India. Throughpersistent efforts by ISSDA, theBureau of Indian Standards (BIS)is now in the process of issuingan Indian Standard for thesegrades.

Currently, low-nickel stainlesssteels account for about 7% ofworld production. In India, theyconstitute 70% of domesticproduction of stainless steels.

N 1 C max 0.12; Cr 14.5-16.0; Ni 1-2; Cu 1.5-2.5; N 0.08-0.2 N 2 C max 0.10; Cr 15.5-17.0; Ni 1.5-3.5; Cu 2-4; N 0.10-0.25 N 3 C max 0.09; Cr 16.0-17.5; Ni 4-6; Cu 1.5-2.5; N 0.05-0.15

There are three grades of low-nickel austenitic stainless steel that are approved by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

Grade designation Nominal composition in %

< 1% Ni(Cr-Mn) 50%

400 series7%

3163% 304

20%

200 series1-4% Ni

20%


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5. Mr Vinod SarafManaging Director (Steel Divn)FACOR STEELS LTD46 A & B, MIDC Indl. Estt.Hingna Road, Nagpur 440 028Tel: 91-7104-235 701 to 708Fax: 91-7104-235 709; [email protected] and Rods, Billets, Blooms, Ingots andOpen Die Forged Products

6. Mr Sudhir GuptaJt Managing DirectorINDIA STEEL WORKS LTDIndia steel Complex, MTV RoadWadala (E), Mumbai 400 037Tel: 91-22-2414 5582Fax: 91-22-2414 [email protected], Wire Rods, Bright Bars, Wires

7. Mr N C Mathur (President- ISSDA)Director (Corp. & Int’l Mktg)JSL LIMITEDJindal Centre, 12, Bhikaiji Cama PlaceNew Delhi 110 066Tel: 91-11-4146 2101, 2618 8360 to 8380Fax: 91-11-4165 9169, 2616 [email protected], HR Coils / Sheets, CR Coils / Sheets

8. Mr Gopal GuptaManaging DirectorLAXCON STEELS LIMITED2nd Floor, Rajvi Arcade, Drive-In-cinema RoadOpp. Gurukul Temple Road, MemnagarAhmedabad 380 052 (Gujarat)Tel : +91-79-4000 7600 (100 lines)Fax: +91-79-4000 7666, [email protected] and Rods, Billets, Blooms, Flats, Stripsand FoilsGopal Group of IndustriesC-55/2, Wazirpur Industrial Area, Delhi 110 052Tel: 91-11-27377001-5, + 91-11-42952500-99Fax: 91-11-27377373, 7474


9. Mr Karan MitalManaging DirectorMITTAL CORP LIMITED(formerly JEWELS SEAMLESS LTD)Abhay Prashal (West Wing)Race Course RoadIndore – 452 003Tel: 91-731-4221500, 2436351Fax: [email protected], Billets, Rods, Rounds, Angles,Channels

10. Mr A M KulkarniChief of Business StrategyMUKAND LTDSteel Divn, Dighe, Belapur RoadPO Kalwe 400 605Thane, MaharashtraTel: 91-22-2172 7500, 2172 7700Fax: 91-22-2534 8179, 2542 [email protected], Billets, Bars, Rounds, Hexagons,Wire Rods, Bright Bars & Wires

11. Mr Y P S SuriCountry HeadOUTOKUMPU INDIA PVT LTD801-802 , Hemkunt TowerNehru PlaceNew Delhi 110 019Tel: 91-11-4651 8440 / 8441Dir. 91-11-46518439,Mob:91-98181 20952Fax: 91-11-4651 [email protected], Duplex and Ferritic Grades inHot Rolled & Cold Rolled Coils/Sheets2 Meter Wide, Hot Rolled Plates 3.2 MeterWide, SS Rebars, Bright Bars, Welded Pipes/Tubes and Fittings.

12. Mr Hanish MalhotraDirectorPANCHMAHAL STEEL LTDLandmark Building, 7th floorRace Course CircleBaroda 390 015, GujaratTel: 91-265-234 3141 to 3149, 3051777Fax: 91-265-234 3150hmalhotra@panchmahalsteel.co.inwww.panchmahalsteel.comBillets, Bars, Rods, Wires, Welding Wires

13. Mr Yogesh AgarwalDirectorRIMJHIM ISPAT LTD123 / 355, Fazal Ganj,Kanpur 208 012DELHI ADDRESS:AP 6 Shalimar Bagh,New Delhi 58Ph: home: 011 4223 7491Ph, office: 011 2747 6877Tel: 91-512-224 0984, 224 0985Fax: 91-512-229 [email protected][email protected], Flats, Rounds, RCS, Wire Rods, BrightBars

14. Mr Rajendra V ShahChairman & Managing DirectorSHAH ALLOYS LTDBlock No. 2221/2222,Shah Industrial EstateSola-kalol Road, Santej – 382 043Ta. Kalol, Dist. GandhinagarTel: 91-2764-286525 / 286545Fax: [email protected], Plates, HR Sheets / Coils, Flats

Mr K.S.KamathExecutive DirectorSHAH ALLOYS LTDShah Alloys Corporate HouseSola-kalol Road, Santej – 382 721Ta. Kalol, Dist. GandhinagarTel : 91-2764 661163Fax: 91-2764 661110Mob : 91-99251 [email protected]@shahalloys.com

15. Mr Sandeep GoyalDirectorSHYAM FERRO ALLOYS LTD2nd Floor, Vishwakarma Building86-C, Topsia Road,Kolkata 700 046Tel: 91-33-2285 2323 / 4 / 5 / 6Fax: 91-33-2285 [email protected], Billets, Rounds, Bright Bars, Ferroalloys


16. Mr Sharang SoniMarketing ManagerSONI ISPAT LTDJanak, 2nd floor, 11, New PalasiaIndore 452 001, MPTel: 91-731-424 0100 – 0105Fax: 91-731-407 [email protected], Plates

17. Mr D S LodhaChief ExecutiveSTAINLESS INDIA LTDC/o MUKAND LTDBajaj Bhawan (Third floor)226, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021.Tel: 91-22-22822222Fax: 91-22-2534 8179, 291-274 [email protected]/associate_companyFlats, Circles

18. Mr A N GulatiAddl. Director (SS)STEEL AUTHORITY OF INDIA LTD (S A I L)Ispat Bhawan, Lodhi RoadNew Delhi 110 003Tel: 91-11-2436 3359Fax: 91-11-2436 8779www.sail.co.inCorp. Office

Mr B B SinghExecutive Director-OperationsIn-Charge-Special SteelsS A I LIspat Bhawan, Lodhi RoadNew Delhi 110 003

Mr Amarjit VijhExecutive DirectorS A I LALLOY STEELS PLANTDurgapur 713 208West BengalTel: 91-343-254 5053 / 5354 / 5158 / 5204Fax: 91-343-254 6438 / 5058 / [email protected]/plant_special_alloySlabs, Billets, Plates, HR Coils / Sheets, Bars,Rounds, Forgings

Mr Pankaj GautamExecutive DirectorS A I LSALEM STEEL PLANTSalem 636 013 Tamil NaduTel: 91-427-238 3080

Fax: 91-427-238 [email protected]/plant_special_salemHR Sheets / Coils, CR Sheets / Coils, Blanks

19. Mr Pranav BharadwajDirectorSUNFLAG IRON & STEEL CO LTD307, Hamilton BHiranandani Business ParkHiranandani Estate, Ghodbunder Road,Thane (W) 400 607, Mah.Tel: 91-22-2586 2294 – 2296Fax: 91-22-2586 [email protected], Rebar, Wire Rods, Wires

20. Mr Gaurav GoelDirectorTWENTY FIRST CENTURY WIRE RODS LTD501, Garden View, 5th Floor,Gulmohar Society, Gulmohar RoadJVPD, JuhuMumbai 400 049Tel: 91-22-5606 2076, 2671 6968 / 6951Fax: 91-22-2628 [email protected], Bars, Wire Rods, Bright Bars

21. Mr Rakesh BindalChairman & Managing DirectorVALLEY IRON & STEEL CO.LTDExchange Store BuildingSham Nath Marg, Civil LinesNew Delhi 110 054Tel: 91-11-2391 9043-49, 2391 9000Fax: 91-11-2391 9051Email: [email protected], Flats

22. Mr Nitan ChhatwalDirectorVIRAJ PROFILES LIMITED10, Imperial Chambers, 1st floorWilson Road, Ballard EstateMumbai 400 038Tel: 91-22-2261 3056 / 4284Fax: 91-22-2261 2980, 2265 [email protected], Rounds, RCS, Flat Bars, Bright Bars,Angles, Forgings, Flanges, Wire Rods, Wires


ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

1. Mr NagabhushanDGM (Mktg.)ADOR WELDING LTDCentral Mktg. Office, 5/A, ‘Corpora’,L B S Marg, Bhandup (W)Mumbai 400 078Tel: 91-22-2596 2564,Mob: 0 98203 83565Fax: 91-22-2596 [email protected] Equipment and Consumables

2. Mr Nitin R ParikhManaging DirectorADITYA FORGE LTD415, GIDC Raman Gamdi, N.H. 8POR 391 243Distt Vododara, GujaratTel: 91-265-283 0325 / 0729Fax: 91-265-283 [email protected], [email protected] Flanges, Forged Components

3. Mr Vikram AgarwalDirectorAGARWAL FASTNERS PVT LTD110, Narayan Dhuru StreetMumbai - 400003Tel: 91-250-2481141-46Fax: [email protected] Steel Fasteners

4. Mr Jignesh HarivallabhdasManaging PartnerAKJAY INTERNATIONAL LLC182, Yankee Peddler pathMadison, CT – 06443U S ATel:[email protected] Steel Scrap Traders

5. Mr Deepak ShahManaging DirectorAMARDEEP SEATING SYSTEMSA/103, Sanjay Building No.5Mittal Estate, Andheri-Kurla RoadAndheri (East)Mumbai 400 059Tel: 91-22-2850 8010/2850 9662Fax: 91-22-2850 [email protected] Steel Seating Systems-Chairs

6. Mr Rajesh M ShahManaging DirectorAMPI AGENCIES PVT LTDMittal Court, A Wing, 4th floor224, Nariman Point,Mumbai 400 021Tel: 91-22-2287 5674, 2282 3880Fax: 91-22-2287 3958 / [email protected] of SS, Nickel Alloys, SS RawMaterials

7. Mr. Anand PurswaniDirectorANAND ARC LTD30, Kala Udyog PremisesL B S Marg, Bhandup (W)Mumbai – 400 078Tel : 91-22-2566 1853, 2566 4321 91-22-2566 1788, 2566 4340Fax : 91-22-2566 [email protected] Consumables , SS Wires

8. Mr M P MudgalManaging DirectorAPEX TUBES PVT LTDII Floor, SCO-39 Sector 31Gurgaon 122 001Tel: 91-124-4030062/4030064/065Fax: [email protected]/ [email protected] & Seamless Tubes, U-Tubes, Pipesand Large-Dia pipes.

9. Mr Ajay MadanManaging DirectorARM INNOVATIONS23-B, Sector 31, HSIDC Industrial EstateFaridabad 121 003, HaryanaTel: 91-129-404 8900Fax: 91-129-403 [email protected] Companies Involved in SurfaceFinishing of Stainless Steel

10. Mr Subhash PatwardhanDirectorARTECH WELDERS PVT LTDA-16, H Block, MIDC PimpriPune 411 018, Mah.Tel: 91-20-2747 6160, 5611 1672 to 1674Fax: 91-20-2746 [email protected] Machines


11. Mr Alok GuptaManaging DirectorAUTONIX AUTO INDUSTRIES PVT LTDC-12 & 13, Phase 2Noida 201 305 Uttar PradeshTel: 91-120-246 0761 / 2 / 3Fax: 91-120-246 [email protected] Rims, Auto Components

12. Mr Arun GuptaManaging DirectorBANSAL WIRE INDUSTRIES LTDF-3, Shastri Nagar Main RoadDelhi 110 052Tel: 91-11-2365 1891 – 93Fax: 91-11-2365 [email protected] Bars, Wires

13. Mr Kaizer BatliwalaDirectorBATLIWALA PROCESS ENGINEERING720 / 5, Opp Sadani Dhabi Bus-stopNarol-Vatva Road, Near Kans VatvaAhmedabad 382 440Tel: 91-79-2571 2573Fax: 91-79-2573 [email protected] Fabricator

14. Mr Y K GururajaDy. General Manager (Metro Project)BHARAT EARTH MOVERS LTDBangalore Complex, P B No - 7501New Thippasandra PostBangalore 560 075Tel: 91-80-2534 3804, 2524 2414 extn. 614Fax: 91-80-2524 [email protected] Coaches

15. Mr Naresh BhandariCEO & Managing DirectorBHANDARI FOILS & TUBES PVT LTDPlot # D1 - D4, Phase 1 Indl. Area,A B Road Dewas 455 001, MPTel: 91-7272-259 160 / 161Fax: 91-7272-258 [email protected] of Stainless Steel Coils/Foils/Welded and Seamless Pipes & Tubes/HeatExchanger Tubes/Fabricated Pipes/U Tubes/Pipe Fittings.

16. Mr Hiralall BhansaliManaging DirectorBHANSALI BRIGHT BARS PVT LTDMadhav Bhavan 150,Nanubhai Desai RoadMumbai 400 004Tel: 91-22-2386 5178, 2388 2320, 2387 0598Fax: 91-22-2380 8500, 5590 [email protected], Squares, Threaded Bars, WireRods, Bright Bars, Flanges

17. Mr Ayush LohiaCEOBHIWADI METAL ROLLWELL PVT LTDH-193, Sector – 63Noida (U.P.)Tel: 91-120-4141 482/81Fax: 91-120-4141 313,Mob : 0-98998 [email protected]

18. Mr Paul BenjaminBHP BILLITON168 Robinson Road# 10-01Capital TowerSingapore 068912Tel: +65-63493045Fax: +65-63494045paul.benjamin@bhpbilliton.comwww.bhpbilliton.comProducer of Nickel

19. Mr K N BanerjeePartnerBIZCON BUSINESS CONSULTANTS (I)606, Ansal Bhawan16, K G MargNew Delhi 110 001Tel: 91-11-2331 3771, 2332 6754Fax: 91-11-2371 [email protected],[email protected] of Nickel and Raw Materials

20. Mr K R SadanaManaging DirectorCAVALIER, THEC 99, Mayapuri Phase – 2New Delhi 110 064Tel: 91-11-2811 4189 / 6742Fax: 91-11-2811 [email protected] Handles, Building Hardware


21. Mr Himanshu H ChoksiChief ExecutiveCHOKSI TUBE CO LTD8th floor, Samruddhi BuildingOpp. Gujarat High Court,Navrangpura, Ahmedabad – 380 014Tel: 91-79 – 3008 2532/ 33 / 36Kalol Factory : 91-2764-281 752 / 754 / [email protected] Tubes & Pipes

22. Mr Deepak MehraJoint Managing DirectorCONNECT ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTSPVT LTD (CAPS)B 5, Sector 81, Phase 2NOIDA 201 305, Uttar PradeshTel: 91-120-256 7155 / 7156 / 7157Fax: 91-120-256 [email protected] Handrails

23. Mr Davinder SinghCEOCONTINENTAL EXPORTSContinental House, 40, Ashoka CrescentDLF City, Phase 1, Gurgaon 122 002, HaryanaTel: 91-124-405 2388 / 2389Fax: 91-124-405 [email protected], [email protected] Handles, Building Hardware

24. Mr NaveenManager (North India)CORUS INTERNATIONAL (INDIA) PVT LTDD-1, Commercial ComplexPaschimi Marg, Vasant ViharNew Delhi 110 057Tel: 91-11-2614 9909Fax: 91-11-2614 2147Naveen @corusindia.comwww.corusgroup.comImported Mill Products, WeldingConsummables

25. Mr Arvind C ThesiaPartnerCRYSTAL INTERIOR PRODUCTSPlot 41, GIDC IchhaporeOpp ONGC, Sachin-Hazira RoadBhatpore Village Surat 394 510, GujaratTel: 91-261-284 1530 / 1532Fax: 91-261-284 [email protected] Kitchens, Wire Baskets, ArchitecturalFabricator

26. Mr J Vijay MohanManaging DirectorDTL ANCILLARIES PUNE WORKS LTDGat No. 366, Ambethan RoadChakan, Pune – 410 501Tel: 91-2135-326158, 252771Telefax: 91-2135-253230Email: [email protected] Formed Sections, Products forRailways

27. Mr Jaspreet Singh SarnaPartnerDHARAM INDUSTRIES (Fabrinox)A-70, Wazirpur Industrial AreaDelhi 110 052Tel: 91-11-2737 4983, 2737 4156Fax: 91-11-2737 [email protected],[email protected] Fabricator

28. Mr. Hemant JainNAVANIDHI STEEL & ENGG. CO.PVT. LTD.Shop no. 1, Lehri Mansion 236240,S.V.P Road Mumbai-400 004Tel: 2 6749 6081/2/3Fax: 022-23890122Email: [email protected] of Stainless Steel Long Products

29. Ms Komal K BadaniManager, Business DevelopmentDIAMOND METAL SCREENS PVT LTD701, of Mazagaon UdyambagBelgaum – 590 008, KarnatakaTel: 91-831-2407775 / 2441496Fax: 91-831-2441524 / [email protected] Metal

30. Mr. Mayank UpadhyayCountry ManagerELG HANIEL GROUPC/o Jewometaal Stainless Processing B.V,608, Srishti Plaza, Off Saki Vihar RoadPowai, Mumbai – 400 072Tel : 91-22-4015 1525Fax : 91-22-4015 [email protected] Steel Scrap


31. Mr G HariharanDirector & COOESAB INDIA LTDPlot no -13, 3rd Main Road,HEAD OFFICEIndustrial East Ambattur Chennai – 600058ESAB INDIA LTDKarumuttu Centre, 6th Floor,New 634 (OLD 498),Anna Salai Nandanam Chennai – 600035Tel:044 - 42957884Fax: 91-44-4204 [email protected] Machines, Consumables

32. Mr P R JagannathanExecutive DirectorFLOW LINK SYSTEMS (P) LTDSF No.189/ 1A-C, Uthupalayam Arasur, AvanashiRoad Coimbatore 641 407, Tamil NaduTel: 91-422-236 0707 / 0011Fax: 91-422-236 [email protected], Valves

33. Mr G. SwaminathanDirectorGEMS PRECISION CASTING PVT. LTDKeeranallur VillageSriperumpudur Taluk 602 108Mobile: 9840758442Tel: 044- 271 92 [email protected], Valve

34. Mr Suresh GargDirectorGARG INOX PVT LTDCH-9, Old Industrial Area Bahadurgarh,HaryanaTel: 91-1276-244 231 / 232 / 233 / 234Fax: 91-1276-244 [email protected] Bars, Wires

35. Mr Lalit KumarExecutive Director (NFM)GLENCORE INDIA PVT LTD9/48, Commercial Complex Diplomatic EnclaveMalcha Marg New Delhi 110 021Tel: 91-11-4363 3500Fax: 91-11-4363 [email protected] of Nickel and Raw Materials

36. Mr. Pinaki RathManaging DirectorGOLD MATRIX RESOURCES PTE LTD101 Cecil Street, # 25 – 12 Tong Eng BuildingSingapore 069533Tel: 65 6491 1100Fax: 65 6220 0400pinaki@goldmatrixresources.comwww.goldmatrixresources.comNickel Supplier

37. Mrs M M KelkarManaging DirectorGRIND MASTER MACHINES PVT LTDB-11/B-14, M.I.D.C, Rly. Stn.Aurangabad – 431 005 MaharashtraTel: 0240 – 2376262, 2376907Fax: 0240 – [email protected] Machines and Consumables

38. Mr Nikhil K JainManaging DirectorHEAVY METALS & TUBES LTDHeavy Metal House Vijay Vihar SocietyNear Vijay Cross Road NavrangpuraAhmedabad – 380 009Tel: 91-79-26424941 (4 lines)Fax: [email protected] / Square / Rectangular Welded Tubes,Seamless Tubes

39. Mr Dilip M ShahDirectorHERCULES MARKETING PVT LTD61 / 18, 1st floor Old Rajinder NagarNew Delhi 110 060Tel: 91-11-5243 0510Fax: 91-11-2571 [email protected] from Eramet, Ferro Alloys and Coal

40. Mr. Anil MalhotraManaging DirectorHIN FERROMET PRIVATE LIMITEDF – 302, Ashish Complex, LSC No. 1,Shreshtha Vihar, Delhi – 110 092Tel : 91-11-3299 1581, 3259 7808Fax: 91-11-2216 [email protected]@bol.net.inwww.metalxchange.comSupplier of Raw Materials (H.C/M.C/L.C, ErroManganese, LC Ferro Titanium, MetallurgicalCored Wire, Graphite & Refractory Products,Silico Manganese etc)


41. Mr Rajesh GillManager (Mktg)HINDUSTAN HYDRAULICS PVT LTDG T Road, SuranussiJalandhar 144 027PunjabTel: 91-181-267 0054 / 0055 / 0056Fax: 91-181-267 [email protected] Tools

42. Mr. Hemant Bohra / Mr. Vimal BohraPartnerHINDUSTAN INOX LIMITED(formerly Hindustan stainless)20/21, 13th Khetwadi Lane,Grant Road (East)Mumbai – 400 004Tel: 91 22 23873204Fax: 91 22 23840686Hindexpo@bom5.vsnl.net.inwww.hindustanstainless.comBright Bars, Wire Rods, Wires

43. Mr A TayalManaging DirectorHISAR METAL INDUSTRIES LTDNear Indl. Development ColonyHisar 125 005 HaryanaTel: 91-1662-220 367 / 067 / 738Fax: 91-1662-220 [email protected], Foils

44. Mr Vikram D HonavarManaging DirectorHONAVAR ELECTRODES PVT LTD305-309, Damji Shamji Indl. Complex9, L B S Marg, Kurla (W)Mumbai 400 070Tel: 91-22-2502 0317 / 1238Fax: 91-22-2510 [email protected] Consumables

45. Mr Alister McWadeArea Sales ManagerVALE INCO EUROPE LTD1st floor, Gordon House10, Greencoat PlaceLondon SW1P 1PHENGLANDTel: +44-20-7932 1528Fax: +44-20-7931 [email protected] of Nickel

46. Mr P RajagopalExecutive DirectorINDIRA INDUSTRIESNo. 6, Sipcot Industrial ComplexRanipet – 632 403Vellore District, Tamil NaduTel: 91-4172-244497Fax: 91-4172-244487induin@md3.vsnl.net.inwww.indira-industries.comIndustrial Products and Products for Railways

47. Ms Sabita GopalGeneral ManagerINTEGRAL COACH FACTORYPeramburChennai 600 038Tel: 91-44-2626 3920 (PS)Fax: 91-44-2628 [email protected], [email protected] Coaches

48. Mr Ashish AggarwalDGM (Mktg)IUP JINDAL METALS & ALLOYS LTD28, Najafgarh RoadNew Delhi 110 015Tel: 91-11-2592 8038 to 8045 extn 306Fax: 91-11-2592 8118, 2546 [email protected] Foils

49. Mr Naresh JainDirectorJAIN BROTHERS SANITATION PVT LTD12, SSI, Industrial AreaG T Karnal RoadDelhi 110 033Tel: 91-11-2769 3301 – 3303Fax: 91-11-2769 [email protected] Sinks

50. Mr S S VirdiDirectorJINDAL ARCHITECTURE LTDPlot 64-65, 2nd floor, Udyog Vihar,Phase - IV, Gurgaon 122 016HaryanaMob: 98108 14477Tel: 91-124-412 7704 (Direct)Fax: 91-124-412 [email protected] Fabricator


51. Mr Krishna K SadaniExecutive DirectorJHAVERI FLEXO INDIA LIMITED74, Farola, Paithan RoadAurangabad 431 105MaharashtraTel: 91-2431-251 663 – 5Fax: 91-2431-251 [email protected] Films

52. Mr V M ThomasJt. Managing DirectorJOHNSON LIFTS PVT LTDNo. 17, Bye-pass Road, Sennerkuppam,Poonamallee, Chennai – 600 056Tel: 044-26490444Fax: 044-26272026info1@johnsonliftsltd.comwww.johnsonliftsltd.comCladdings

53. Mr Navin R GadaManaging DirectorJYOTI (INDIA) METAL INDS. PVT LTDUnit No. 210, Kalyandas Udyog Bhavan,2nd floor, Sadanand Hasu Tandel MargNear Century Bazar, WorliMumbai 400 025Tel: 91-22-2431 5500Fax: 91-22-2436 [email protected] Sinks, Toilets

54. Mr Pradeep AgarwalDirectorKAMDHENU ISPAT LTD5 / 2, Punjabi Bagh ExtnClub RoadNew Delhi 110 026Tel: 91-11-2522 3404 – 08Fax: 91-11-2522 [email protected], Pipe Fittings

55. Mr Anil GuptaManaging DirectorKEI INDUSTRIES LTDD-90, Okhla Indl. Area, Phase-INew Delhi 110 020Tel: 91-11-2681 8840 / 8642Fax: 91-11-2681 1959 / [email protected]

56. Mr Dinesh HapaniDirector (Export)KICH MARKETING PVT LTDYogeshwar Main Road, Atika,Dhebar Road (South), Rajkot 360 002, GujaratTel: 91-281-329 0316 / 0317, 236 8121Fax: 91-281-236 [email protected] Hardware, Modular Handrails,Signages

57. Mr Rajen K ShahPresidentKIRTANLAL & SONS501 Corinthian, Plot # 370,Linking Road, Khar WestMumbai 400 052Tel: 91-22-6789 0000 (30 lines)Fax: 91-22-2648 7777, 2649 5713,[email protected] of Imported HR Sheets / Coils, CRSheets / Coils, Strips, Foils, Welded andSeamless Tubes, Wires and other Mill Products

58. Mr Nawal KapoorManaging DirectorKONCEPT STEEL PVT LTDA-23/1, Naraina Ind. Area, Phase – IINew Delhi – 110 028Tel: 011-4505 8699Telefax: 011-4500 9995Email: [email protected]: www.enkayfastners.comBuilders’ Hardware, Railings, Claddings andProducts for Railways

59. Mr S VijayaranganPartnerKONGU ENGINEARS5/284-C, Annur Road, Arasur (P.O)Coimbatore 641 407, T NTel: 91-422-2360 403, 3248844Fax: 91-422-2360 [email protected]@rediffmail.comPrecision Engg. Components

60. Mr Alok SaxenaSenior Manager (Mktg)KUMA STAINLESS TUBES LTDPlot No. 27, Sector 2 A, IMT ManesarGurgaon 122 050, HaryanaTel: 91-124-395 3662, 394 4823Fax: 91-124-221 [email protected] Tubes


61. Mr Gaurav GargManaging PartnerKUMAR STEELSAmbala Road, Jagadhari, Haryana - 135003Tel: 91-1732-242973 Mobile: (0)9315524173Fax: [email protected] Products, HR Sheets

62. Mr Krishan GuptaDirectorKUNDAN INDUSTRIES LTDMahesh Niwas, 2nd floor252, Yusuf Meharali RoadMumbai 400 003Tel: 91-22-2340 0551 / 0911Fax: 91-22-2344 7360, 2882 016291-250-245 5830-at Vasai near [email protected], Building Hardware

63. Mr Rajesh JainManaging DirectorLPS BOSSARD PVT LTDNH – 10, Delhi RoadKharawar Bye-Pass, Hisar RoadRohtak 124 001, HaryanaTel: 01262 – 305127/28/29/30Fax: 01262- [email protected]

64. Mr. Ramdas DeshpandeHERMES ABRASIVES GmbHLuruper Hauptstarabe 106-122-22547Hamburg, GermanyLocal address :Mr R B DeshpandeCountry Manager# 406, 1st floor,Vardhaman Plaza, Plot No. 1New Delhi 110 097Tel : +49 40 83 30 0Fax +49 40 83 30 230Email: [email protected] : 93805 73841Trader – Manufacturers of SS FinishingProducts

65. Mr Bhaskar RoyExecutive DirectorM N DASTUR & CO LTDFaraday House, P 17, Mission Row Extn.Kolkata 700 013Tel: 91-33-2225 5420 / 0500Fax: 91-33-2225 [email protected] in Steel

66. Mr Parikshit VaidDirector (Busi. Devp.)MACRO BARS & WIRES (I) PVT LTD304, Bombay Market BuildingTardeo RoadMumbai 400 034Tel: 91-22-2352 3757Fax: 91-22-2352 [email protected] Bars, Wires, Bird-Edge® Spikes

67. Mr G. N. SharmaManaging DirectorMAGADH PRECISION EQUIPMENT LIMITEDD-26, DSIIDC ComplexKirti Nagar, New Delhi 110015Tel: 011 25925442Fax: [email protected] Equipment

68. Mr Sulekh JainPartnerMAGPPIE INTERNATIONAL LTD215, HSIDC Indl. Estate153, ABC, EPIP Extn., KundliDist. Sonepat 131 028, HaryanaTel: 91-130-221 9901 thru 08Fax: 91-130-221 9909 and [email protected], [email protected] Products

69. Ms Malini ChatterjeeManager (Business Devp.)MANASHI INTECH PVT LTDPlot no 13 B & C, Block – E, Devli RoadKhanpur Extension, Patharwali GaliNew Delhi 110 062Mobile : 99999 72847Tel: [email protected] Fabricator

70. Mr Sanjeev GoelManaging DirectorMAROON STAINLESSA-316, RG CityDesh Bandhu Gupta RoadPahar Ganj, New Delhi 110 055Mobile: 9818144650Tel: 91-11-28763267Fax: 91-11-4350 [email protected] Stainless Steel Sheets


71. Mr Sukhbir Singh BatraDirectorMEGATECH COMPONENTS PVT LTDC-24, DSIDC Complex, Kirti Nagar,New Delhi – 110 015Mobile: 98100 47001Tel: 011-2592 7925Fax: 011-4142 [email protected] Stainless Steel Components

72. Mr Sanjay KhandelwalMETAL & STEEL INDIA1/ 25 B, Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi 110 002Tel: 91-11-2323 7431 / 7388Fax: 91-11-2323 [email protected]@magppie.comSupplier of Mill Products

73. Mr R GopalakrishnanTechnical DirectorMETALLIC BELLOWS (I) PVT LTD3 / 136, East Coast Road, Vettuvankeni Village,Injambakkam, Chennai 600 041Tel: 91-44-2449 1450 / 1649 / 1091Fax: 91-44-2449 [email protected]

74. Mr Dipen ParikhMETCO MARKETING (I) PVT LTD104, Niraj Industrial EstateOff Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E)Mumbai 400 093Tel: 91-22-5693 8484 / 2687 1566Fax: 91-22-5683 8485 / 2687 [email protected] of Nickel and Raw Materials

75. Mr M L GehaniChief ExecutiveMODI ARC ELECTRODES COModinagar 201 204Distt Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshTel: 91-1232-242 427 / 340, 243 912Fax: 91-1232-242 [email protected] Consumables

76. Mr Amit BansalTeam LeaderNEEL METAL PRODUCTS LTDSector 36, Pace City – 2Gurgaon 122 004, HaryanaTel: 91-124-403 2011 to 2013Fax: 91-124-237 [email protected] www.jbmindia.comSheet Metal Work, Service Centre

77. Mr Nikhil S NevatiaExecutive DirectorNEVATIA STEEL & ALLOYS PVT LTDPitale Prasad, 1st floor85, Worli Sea FaceMumbai 400 030Tel: 91-22-2494 4133, 2498 4064Fax: 91-22-2493 [email protected] Rods, Bright Bars, Wires

78. Mr B LakshminarayanaGeneral Manager (SS, SC, Melt. & Mktg.)SSTPNUCLEAR FUEL COMPLEXE C I L PostHyderabad 500 062Tel: +91-40-2712 1963, 2718 4242, 2718 4969Fax: 91-40-2712 [email protected] Pipes /Tubes(OD 5 to 250 mm, WT 0.5 to 50 mm)

79. Mr Rajendra Ganesh DandekarOMKAR FOUNDRIESPlot No. J-1, M I D CKupwad BlockSangli 416 [email protected]:91- 233 2644791Fax: 91-233 2644619Raw Stainless Steel Castings

80. Mr Alok AgarwalDirectorOZONE OVERSEAS LTDH-40, Bali NagarNew Delhi 110 015Tel: 91-11-4557 6677 (30 Lines)Fax: 91-11-4557 6688, 4557 [email protected]

81. Mr Dinesh K AggarwalManaging DirectorPHEONIX APPLIANCES PVT LTD405, Ashirwad Bldg.Ahmedabad StreetCarnac BunderMumbai 400 009Tel: 91-22-6633 2479, 2348 6407Fax: 91-22-2348 [email protected] Sinks


82. Mr Prakash C KanugoChairman & Managing DirectorPRAKASH STEELAGE LTD701, Mahalaxmi Chambers,Bhulabhai Desai Road,Mumbai – 400 026Tel: 91-22-2385 6525, 5695 4763 (direct)Fax: 91-22-2380 [email protected] of Stainless Steel Seamless &Welded – Pipes/Tubes/U-Tubes/ Mother Bars

83. Mr Vishal PatelDirectorPRASUM METALS PVT LTD1st Floor, Ajanta Complex, Guest House RoadMorbi – 363 641, GujaratTel: 02822-285575 / 285585Fax: [email protected] ;[email protected] Wires & Bright Bars

84. Mr S S AuroraDirectorPUNJAB ABRASIVES LTD1419 Sector 34-CChandigarh 160 034Tel : 91-172-657 7516Fax: 91-172-260533Mob : 0-98141 [email protected]

85. Mr Kuldip BhargavaManaging DirectorQUALITY FOILS (I) LTD3, Indl. Development ColonyHisar 125 005, HaryanaTel: 91-1662-220 327 to 329Fax: 91-1662-220 [email protected], Foils, Welded Pipes, Square,Rectangular Tubes

86. Mr Arvind D SanghviManaging DirectorRAAJRATNA METAL INDUSTRIES LTD909, Sakar III, Near Income TaxAhmedabad 380 014Tel: 91-79-2754 3681 to 3684Fax: 91-79-2754 [email protected], Threaded Bars, Bright Bars, Wires,Welding Wires, Fasteners

87. Mr Rahul KanungaProprietorRAHUL INDUSTRIES74 / A, Heavy Industrial AreaJodhpur 342 003RajasthanTel: 91-291-274 8705Fax: 91-291-274 [email protected] Tubes incl. Square & RectangularTubes

88. Mr S K SuriGeneral ManagerRAIL COACH FACTORYHussainpurKapurthala 144 602PunjabTel: 91-1822-228 950 (PS)Fax: 91-1822-228 [email protected] Coaches

89. Mr Rishabh R SarafDirectorRAJENDRA MECHANICAL INDSTRIES LTDPlot 11, Cama Indl. EstateGoregaon (E)Mumbai 400 063Tel: 91-22-2873 1998, 2871 1903 / 1904Fax: 91-22-2877 [email protected] Tubes & Pipes

90. Mr Prakashchand R JainRAJLAXMI INDUSTRIESE-93, MIA, Basni, 2nd PhaseJodhpur 342 005, Raj.Tel: 91-291-263 4941, 274 1452Fax: 91-291-274 [email protected] Utensils

91. Mr Pramod GuptaDirectorRAMPRA STEEL INDUSTRIES PVT LTDA-11, 1st Floor, Shriram Industrial EstateNear Wadala Telephone ExchangeWadala (W)Mumbai 400 031Tel: 91-22-2411 0124 / 0125 / 0126Fax: 91-22-2418 [email protected], [email protected], Hexagons, Squares, Flats


92. Mr Prakash M SanghviManaging DirectorRATNAMANI METALS & TUBES LTD17 / 18, Rajmughat SocietyNaranpura Char Rasta, NaranpuraAhmedabad 380 013Tel: 91-79-2741 5501 to 5504Fax: 91-79-2748 [email protected] and Seamless Tubes

93. Mr Vijay SanghviManaging DirectorRATNAVEER STAINLESS PRODUCTS PVT LTDE-77/12, G I D CSavli (Manjusar), Dist. Vadodara, Gujarat 391 775Tel: 91-2667-264594 to 96Fax: [email protected] Steel Fabricator

94. Mr Rajesh S SanghviDirectorRATNESH METAL INDUSTRIES PVT LTD327 / A, Akshar ArcadeOpp. Memnagar Fire StationNavrangpura, Ahmedabad 380 009Tel: 91-79-2640 1487 / 1488 / 1499Fax: 91-79-2640 [email protected]@rediffmail.comwww.ratneshmetal.comBars

95. Mr Prakash S JainDirectorREAL STRIPS LTD401 – 402 “FLORENCE”Opp Ashram Road, Post Office , Ashram Road,Ahmedabad – 380009Tel: 91-79-2658 9884 / 8788Fax: 91-79-2658 [email protected], Foils

96. Mr Hardik B SanghviDirectorROYAL ARC ELECTRODES LTD202, Business Classic,Opp. Seksaria Ind. EstateChincholi Bunder RoadMalad (West), Mumbai 400 064Tel: 91-22-2882 2374 / 0328Fax: 91-22-2883 [email protected] Electrodes, Stainless steel Flux coredwires, Grinding and cutting wheels

97. Mr Pankaj ShahDirectorSKM STEELS LIMITED2nd floor, 30, C P Tank RoadMumbai 400 004, MaharashtraTel: 91-22-4071 6600Fax: 91-22-2380 [email protected], Wire Rods, Rounds, Bright Bars,Wires, Flanges

98. Mr Rajiv KumarDirectorSAHU REFRIGERATION INDUSTRIES LTD80, Rajasthan Udyog Nagar, G T Karnal RoadDelhi 110 033Tel: 91-11-2769 4770 to 72Fax: 91-11-2769 [email protected], Foils

99. Mr Sameer KheraManaging DirectorSAMEER LINKAGES (EXPORTS) PVT LTD623, GIDC Industrial Estate, MakarpuraBaroda 390 010, GujratTel: 91-265-263 8945 to 8948Fax: 91-265-263 [email protected] Equipment, Builders’ Hardware

100. Mr Girish PandkarVice President (SMT Sales)SANDVIK ASIA LTDSandvik Materials TechnologyMumbai – Pune Road, Dapodi,Pune 411 012, MaharashtaraTel: 91-20-2710 4561, 270 4800Fax: 91-20-2710 [email protected], Strips, Welding Consumables, Wires,Seamless Tube & Pipe, Fittings and Flanges

101. Mr.Raju TolaniSCHMOLZ+BICKENBACH INDIA PVT LTD303 ‘A’ Wing, Hamilton Building,Hiranandani Estate,Thane (West) – 400607Tel : Board no - +91 22 61460460Fax no - +91 22 61460461www.schmolz-bickenbach.comr.tolani@schmolz-bickenbach.comSteel Billet, Wire Rod, Tool Steel, EngineeringSteels and Aircraft Steels,


102. Mr Sanwalchand P SanghviManaging DirectorSCORODITE STAINLESS (INDIA) PVT LTD203/204, 2nd Floor, “OMKAR” Tower3rd Khetwadi Lane, SVP Road, GirgaonMumbai – 400 004Tel: 91-22-2382 6000 / 7000Fax: 91-22-2380 [email protected]@scoroditestainless.comwww.scoroditestainless.comStainless Steel Seamless/Welded Pipes, Tubesand ‘U’ Tubes

103. Mr Shyam AgarwalDirector (Works)SHARP ENGINEERSPlot No. A 77, H BlockMIDC, PimpriPune 411 018, Mah.Tel: 91-20-5611 2023 / 2024, 91-2135-56 1426Fax: 91-20-5611 [email protected] Fabricator

104. Mr P G PurohitDirectorSHEKASA ENGINEERING CO PVT LTDMetal House, 182, Kalbadevi RoadOpp Cotton ExchangeMumbai 400 002Tel: 91-22-2240 0550 / 4691 / 0819Fax: 91-22-2240 [email protected], [email protected] and Seamless Tubes

105. Mr Govind KabraProprietorSHRI RAM ALLOYSC – 1, AmbabariJaipur – 302 023Tel: 0141 – 2336241 / 2336527Fax: 0141 – 2336807 / [email protected] & Raw Material Supplier

106. Mr PankajSIMPLE ENTERPRISES6604 / 2, Nabi Karim, Qutab Road,Pahar Ganj, New Delhi 110 055Tel: 91-11-2361 7552, 2351 8520Fax: 91-11-2361 [email protected] Equipment, Architectural Fabricator

107. Mr C C SampathManaging DirectorSREEVATSA STAINLESS STEELFABRICATORS (P) LTDCorporate office :‘Sri Malola’ 174G, Habibullah RoadT Nagar, Chennai 600 017Tele: 91-44-4350 2454Telefax: 91-44-2814 3552sreevatsa.stainless@gmail.comwww.sreevatsastainless.comArchitectural Fabricator

108. Mr Tushar PatilCountry ManagerSTALATUBE OYC/o SLP Inox307 Ruby Monarch Arcade,Opp Sakinaka Post OfficeSaki-Vihar Road, SakinakaAndheri –East, Mumbai 400 072Tel: 022 3209 2106Fax: 022 4215 [email protected] Sections (Square & Rectangular Tubes)

109. Mr Kamalesh MehtaSTALLION SYSTEMS PVT LTDNo. 282, Mysore Road, BytarayanapuraNear AMCO BatteriesBangalore 560 026Mobile: 09341551001Tel: 91-80-2674 7678 / [email protected][email protected] Fabricator

110. Mr Sudhir JainManaging DirectorSUDHIR AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES PVT LTD301, Local Shopping Centre, Plot No – 5,Derawala Nagar, Gujrawalan Town, Phase 4New Delhi 110 009Tel: 91-11-2712 7954Fax: 91-11-2746 [email protected]

111. Mr S M YunusSUHNER INDIA PVT LTDPlot 235 U2, Bommasandra Indl. Area,Bommasandra. Bangalore 560 099Tel: 91-80-2783 1108Fax: 91-80-2783 [email protected] and Abrasives for Stainless SteelSurface Finishing


112. Mr Kishore MehtaSURAJ METAL CORPORATION21, 2nd Carpenter Street, Mumbai 400 004Tel: 91-22-2386 6919Fax: 91-22-2387 [email protected] of Various St.Steel Raw MaterialsWire, Roll Formed Products

113. Mr Ashok ShahManaging DirectorSURAJ STAINLESS LTDSuraj House, Vidyanagar Society,Opp. Usmanpura Garden, Ashram RoadAhmedabad 380 014Tel: 91-79-2754 0720 / 0721Fax: 91-79-2754 [email protected] and Seamless Tubes, U-Tubes

114. Mr Prakash P PatelDirectorSUNSHINE FASTERERS PVT LTDPlot No. 1601/ 1602 & 1004Phase – 3, GIDC, WadhwancityDist. Surendranagar, Gujarat – 363 035Tel: 91-2752-240004/5/6Fax: 91-2752-240457info@sunshinefasteners.comwww.sunshinefasteners.comBright Bars, Bars, Wire Rods, Wire Products,Builder’s Hardware

115. Ms Anushree KulkarniPartnerSURFACE INNOVATORS PVT LTD40-B, Dossa Compound, Near Simplex MillKeshavrao Khadye Marg, 7-Rasta Jacob Circle,Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400 011Tel: 91-22-2300 5205, 2309 7759Fax: 91-22-2300 [email protected] & Passivation Products

116. Mr Rajendra NardekarDirectorTARINI ENGINEERING PVT LTD17-B, Waghela Bhuvan, J.P. Nagar,Road No. 1, Opp. Canara BankGoregaon (E), Mumbai – 400 063Tel: 91-22-6452 6397, 2685 2036, 6521 8471Telefax: 91-22-2685 [email protected]@gmail.comwww.tariniengineering.netArchitectural Fabricator

117. Mr Romeo K DasChief , Mktg & Biz Dev., (FA&M)TATA STEEL LTDFerro Alloys & Minerals Division (FAMD)Tata Centre, 12th floor43, J L Nehru RoadKolkata 700 071Tel: 91-33-2288 7051Fax: 91-33-2288 [email protected] of Chromium

118. Mr Rajesh AgarwalProprietorTAYAL FURNITURE121, J N Mukherjee RoadGhusuriHowrah 711 107Tel: 91-33-2655 8680 / 2439Fax: 91-33-2655 [email protected] Fabricator

119. Mr Rajiv KediaDirectorTECHNO-CENTRE (INDIA) PVT LTD199, Jhotwara Industrial AreaJaipur 302 012Tel: 91-141-2340 501Fax: 91-141-2340 [email protected] Fabricator

120. Mr A SuryanarayanSr. Vice PresidentT I METAL FORMINGChennai – Tiruvallur High RoadNemilicherry VillageThiruninravur – 602 024ChennaiTel: 91-44-2639 0071Fax: 91-44-2639 [email protected]

121. Mr Abby JoesphBrand General ManagerT-PUT WELDING INDIA PVT LTDA-303, Sagar Tech PlazaAndheri-Kurla Road, Saki NakaMumbai – 400 072Tel: 91-22-6710 3996Fax: 91-22-2850 [email protected] Consumables


122. Mr Mukesh HiraniChief ExecutiveTRUST IMPEXS# 202 / 3 (Old 220 / 3)Linghi Chetty StreetChennai 600 001Telefax: 91-44-5215 [email protected] of Wires, Round Bars

123. Mr Vimal JainManaging DirectorUNIVERSAL WIRE PRODUCTSLotus Building, 2nd Floor, P.B. No. 344259, Mohamadali Road,Mumbai – 400 003Tel: 022-2344 1766 / 2346 4884Fax: 022-2344 [email protected] Products

124. Mr Arvind B PatelExecutive DirectorVALGRO INDIA LTD“Valgro House” 2nd Floor,Shailly SquareVirat Nagar Cross Road, N H No. 8Ahmedabad 382 350Tel: 91-79-2297 2603/04/05Fax: 91-79-2297 2606arvindpatel@valgroabrasives.comwww.valgroabrasives.comGrinding and Polishing Kits

125. Mr C NepalrajManaging DirectorVALLI STEEL INDUSTRIES PVT LTD158, 2nd floor, Balamore RoadNagercoil 629 001Distt Kanyakumari,Tamil NaduTel: 91-4652-231 084Fax: 91-4652-231 [email protected] Sinks

126. Mr Om Prakash JainManaging DirectorVEER SANITARY APPLIANCES (PVT) LTDB-10/3, Paras Bhawan, Group Industrial AreaWazirpur, Delhi – 110 052Tel: 91-11-2737 4492, 2737 2402Fax: 91-11-4247 3692chilly@ndf.vsnl.net.inwww.chillyintellotech.comwww.chillyindia.com

127. Mr D K MittalProprietorVISHAL GAS SERVICES208, Kabra Complex, M G Road, RanigunjSecunderabad 500 003Tel: 91-40-2771 4127 / 5689Fax: 91-40-2771 [email protected] Coach Interiors, Architectural Fabricator

128. Mr Kamlesh BhansaliDirectorVISHAL TUBES & PIPES PVT LTD60, C P Tank Road, Ground FloorMumbai 400 004Tel: 91-22-2386 2124Fax: 91-22-2387 [email protected] Tubes & Pipes

129. Mr R MuraliDirectorVENUS HOME APPLIANCES (P) LTD4/993, Kamaraj StreetOld Mahabalipuram Road, (Rajiv Gandhi Salai)Kottivakkam, Perungudi Post(Next to Krishnan Tennis Centre)Chennai – 600 096Mob: (0) 97894 97603Tel: 91-44-43401515Fax: [email protected]@venushomeappliances.comwww.venushomeappliances.comHome appliances

130. Mr Hitesh BohraDirectorVENUS WIRE INDUSTRIES LTDBlock No. 19, Raghuvanshi Mills Comp.Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower ParelMumbai 400 013Tel: 91-22-2497 8840Fax: 91-22-2497 [email protected], Hexagons, Squares, Wire Rods, Wires

131. Mr Rm MeyyappanManaging DirectorWIRE & WIRE PRODUCTS21-J / 2, SIDCO Industrial EstateAmbatturChennai 600 098Tel: 91-44-2625 1517, 2624 2378;Fax: 91-44-2625 [email protected] and Wire Products


132. Mr Rajesh SawhneyYORK SCIENTIFIC INDUSTRIES PVT LTD8/6, Site –IVSahibabad Industrial AreaSahibabadDist. Ghaziabad 201 010U PTel: 0120-2779 934-36Fax: 0120-2779 937htp://www.hermes-abrasives.comEmail: [email protected] for Hospital, Pharmaceutical andLaboratories

ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

1. Mr Badri BaldawaPresidentALL INDIA STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRIESASSOCIATION (AISSIA)302, Arun ChambersM M Malavia RoadMumbai – 400 034Tel: 91-22-2352 3764Fax: 91-22-2352 [email protected]

2. Mr T S SundaresanSecretary GeneralTHE INDIAN FERRO ALLOY PRODUCERS’ASSOCIATION,1-B, Haji Moosa Patrawala Indl. Estate20, Dr E Moses Road, Mahalaxmi (W)Mumbai 400 011Tel: 91-22-2496 2755Fax: 91-22-2496 [email protected]@hotmail.comwww.indianferroalloysassociation.orgAssociation of Producers / Suppliers of FerroAlloys

3. Dr R K P SinghDirector GeneralINSTITUTE FOR STEEL DEVELOPMENT& GROWTHIspat Niketan , 1st floor52 / 1 A, Ballygunge Circular RoadKolkata 700 019Tel: 91-33-2461 4049 / 4047 / 4049Fax: 91-33-2461 [email protected] of Steel Usage in Domestic &Industrial Sectors

4. NICKEL INSTITUTE5th floor, Avenue des Arts 13Brussels 1210BelgiumTel: +33 [email protected]. Info. on Applications of Nickel,Nickel-Containing Alloys andNickel-Containing SS

5. Mr Mohan NahtaSecretarySTAINLESS STEEL REROLLERS ASSOCN.27-29-31 A, V P RoadKishor Bhuvan, Opp LadwadiMumbai 400 004Tel: 91-22-2386 1917, 2242 7171Fax: 91-22-2242 3030Association of Rerollers

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