iron ingot

iron ingot:

Iron ingots are scraps of iron products that cannot be used in their original form.
Iron ingots can also be produced using mineral raw materials such as iron ore.
The ingot made by the second method has a higher quality than other products.
All kinds of iron ingots, such as ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, etc., are used to make products such as belts, pipes, sheets, rebars, wire, etc.

Iron ingot production methods

This product has a trapezoidal cross section.
The length of this product is about 2 meters and it is usually made of gold, cast iron, aluminum or copper.
This product is mostly used to make laboratory samples.

It is used to produce belts, pipes and steel sheets.
The length of this product is about 12 meters and it has a rectangular cross section.

It is one of the most popular irons in the market.
Billet, as one of the middle products of rolling steel, has a circular or square cross-section.
The cross section of the billet is less than 230 square centimeters and longer than the billet.
For this reason, billets are generally used to produce long products such as rebar and wire.
Billet is also called Shamshal.

Advantages and disadvantages of different types of steel ingots

Belt: with a width between 20 and 60 mm and a thickness of less than 6 mm.
Strip: width less than 20 mm and thickness less than 6 mm.
page or plate: thickness more than 6 mm.
Sheet: thickness between 0.1 and 6 mm.
Gold sheet or foil: less than 0.1 mm thick.
Pipe: with high diameter and low thickness.
Tube: plate, bar or billet with a small diameter and high thickness or a product of tube stretching with a small diameter and thickness.
Rebar: billet or billet with a diameter between 8 and 40 mm.
Wire: drawing or forging four hammers with a diameter smaller than the rebar.
Profile: Shamsheh (Bloom) with special geometric shapes such as beams, corners, studs and railway rail

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