Prime Steel Billet 3SP
Main material of all sorts of iron steel products, which is produced at a fully automatized electric furnace, the 2nd refining facility and degassing equipment and in the process of continuous casting. 

A billet, a semi-product made through melting steel scrap, is utilized to manufacture a wide range of products after the processing process. In the furnace, the billets are reheated to up to 1,050 to 1,150 °C so that they become soft enough to be lengthened to the desired thickness and length. In the following rolling process, the billets extracted from the reheat furnace are passed through about 22 stands comprising of roughing stands, intermediate stands and finishing stands to form shapes of rebars. With a 6-meter billet, an up to 1.4-kilometer long, 10-milimeter wide rebar is manufactured.