Forging Ingot Price in India
Forging ingot price depends on the grade, the ingot mark and the processing and testing you need. Commodity steel ingots and forging quality alloy ingots are priced on different logic.
Steel ingot price India: commodity vs forging ingots
A published steel ingot price India buyers see for mild steel ingots tracks scrap, sponge iron and electricity. Forging ingots are cast for heavy forgings, so the forging ingot price per ton reflects refining, vacuum degassing, alloy additions and testing on top of the base metal.
What moves forging ingot price
- Grade and alloy content: nickel, chromium and molybdenum follow their metal markets
- Ingot mark and shape: heavier marks and fluted shapes change cost per ton
- Melting route: ladle refining and vacuum degassing add cost and add soundness
- Analysis limits: tight limits on sulphur, residuals and hydrogen
- Testing and approvals: ultrasonic testing, IBR, PED or AD 2000, third party inspection
- Supply condition: annealed, spot ground or fully ground ingots
- Surcharges: extra charges apply for ingots above 6 tonne; confirm at quotation
Alloy and carbon steel ingot price
Alloy steel ingot price follows the alloy content and analysis limits. Carbon steel ingot price follows the carbon grade and the melting route. Each moves with its own raw material market, so prices are quoted for the day.
Forging ingot quotation
For a forging ingot quotation, send the grade and standard, ingot mark and shape, quantity, approvals and testing needed, and the delivery location. Kesari Alloys will confirm the price, lead time and supply conditions.
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Questions
Do you publish a forging ingot price per ton?
Prices move with the metal market and with the grade, size and processing, so they are quoted per enquiry rather than published.