Stockholding, precision cutting, quality verification and delivery — supplied as one service at one rate, so material stops being a line of work on your floor.
Grade, diameter, length, quantity — or upload the drawing.
Costed offer, usually the same working day.
Material allocated from stock, scheduled on the line.
Sawn, inspected, released with mill test certificate.
Deburred, bundled, tagged. Out within one week.
Each of these is a real cost in most procurement set-ups — in rent, in manpower, in machine time, or in material paid for and never used. All seven are carried on our side of the invoice.
Holding a working bar stock needs floor space, crane capacity and inspection on receipt. A 6,000 sq ft raw-material bay costs on the order of ₹15 lakh a year in rent alone. We hold the stock; you hold finished blanks.
₹15 lakh a year in rent, not yoursSawn to length and deburred, ready to load. No saw, no operator, no outside cutter and no transport to and from one.
No saw, no operator, no outside cutterEvery cut loses roughly 2.5 mm of bar to the blade. On a one-tonne order of ~1,200 pieces that is about 17 kg of steel turned to swarf. It is not on your invoice and not on your floor.
≈17 kg a tonne, not chargedEvery 6 m mill bar loses a trimmed head and a leftover tail once cut to your length — around 10 kg per tonne of usable steel. We price only the finished, deburred pieces you receive.
≈10 kg a tonne, not chargedYour schedule sets the quantity. Ten pieces or ten thousand, without buying the whole bar to get them.
Your piece count, not oursNo cutting-floor headcount, supervision or safety programme to run for a first operation that adds no value to the part.
No cutting-floor headcountMill to us, us to you. Everything in between is our logistics, not a line on your purchase order.
One dispatch, one consignment noteAll seven sit on our side of the invoice. You are billed once, on the finished weight you receive. Work it out on your own figures
Enter the bar you buy and the lot you cut. The calculator works through the same wastage, handling and cutting arithmetic our costing sheet uses, and sets the result against our all-inclusive rate. Figures are indicative and illustrate the structure of the cost, not a quotation.
Defaults show one tonne of 30 mm EN8D cut to 150 mm — change any figure.
One rate per kilogram on finished pieces. Kerf, bar ends, storage, handling and inward transport are on our side of the invoice.
Buying full bars and sawing them yourself. Saw, operator, supervision and floor space are not priced here.
Bars sent out to a cutter and returned. Two extra loads, two extra unloads and a weighment difference on the way back.
| Against Sangam cut-to-size | Per lot | Twelve lots |
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| Cutting in-house | — | — |
| Sub-contract cutting | — | — |
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Rates vary by grade, diameter and quantity; the structure does not. Ask for a like-for-like comparison against your current supply.
Send your current grade, sizes and monthly volume. We return a delivered cost per tonne against what you pay today.
