CONTENTS:

Strategic business

Organizational Dynamics

USP

Quality Policy and Standards

Ethical Values

Case Study

Growth Opportunity

SWOT

Specialized department

Snap Shot

STRATEGIC BUSINESS

STRATEGIC BUSINESS

BHANDARI FOILS & TUBES LTD

Bhandari Group, an independent family business, was established in 1977. Bhandari Steels, the flagship company of the group which was established in 1977, is a well established, leading and renowned trade house in the country. In its quest for diversification and expansion, the group set up a manufacturing unit christened Bhandari Foils and Tubes Ltd (BFTL), in 1995, to manufacture Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Coils and Foils in Dewas, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Stainless steel is revolutionizing the world around us. Its resistance to corrosion and staining, low maintenance, affordability and recycle friendly nature makes it an ideal base material for a multitude of applications. BFTL is playing a pivotal role in this revolution. Starting with a cold rolling mill complex, the company started expanding its operations by setting up state of the art facilities to manufacture SS Tubes & Pipes, followed by Heat Exchanger Tubes (HE Tubes), and Pipe Fittings.

Today, BFTL is a leading player in the stainless steel domain and the trusted supplier for various sectors like – Power projects, Petrochemical plants, Nuclear Industry & manufacturers among others. With a world class setup and pan India reach, BFTL enjoys an enviable market position due to its innovative product designs, aggressive delivery schedules, and robust support system.

"Our Exports have been growing steadily since our inception and is a testimony to the quality of products which have been finding a place strongly even in the overseas market."

The spirit of Industrialization across the world is represented by Steel industry and within Steel niche, aesthetic and gorgeous is symbolized by Stainless Steel. It is in this niche and fast moving segment, Bhandari Foils & Tubes Ltd, the flagship of Bhandari Steels group, within a decade of its inception, has become a force to reckon with in India.

AIMS & GOALS:

Vision

To Create an Organization With The Help Of Innovative Technology & Committed People Which Produces Such High Quality Tubular & Flat Stainless Steel Products, Which Are Always Among Three Probable Choices For Any Customer

Mission

To be a Global Player of Stainless Steel Tubular & Flat, high quality products

Bhandari Foils & Tubes Ltd, posses the capability to supply vast range of premium quality flat and tubular products in Stainless Steel segment at the right price and on the right terms. Endowed with a facility which being unparalleled in India, BFTL has got five divisions in the same premises,

Cold rolled stainless steel Coils Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Foils Tubes and Pipes including large dia fabricated pipes Heat Exchanger tubes

Hence the high quality raw material input for tube manufacturing and pipe fittings, i.e. stainless steel Coils and pipes respectively , are always available in timely manner, a nagging bottleneck for many SS product manufacturers in India, is one of the strengths of BFTL. This advantage is combined with the dogged determination to produce high quality products, to the utmost needs of the customers. In fact at BFTL a complete system exists which first understands the minutest stated and implied needs of the customers and then converts them to the required products, in such a manner that it delights even the most discerning customers.

Our Objectives:

To be a proactive organization, manufacturing, procuring & supplying quality products.

To meet and exceed our customers specific requirements and thus ensure customer satisfaction.

To ensure employee welfare, motivation and development through a continuous process of training and interaction.

To ensure a Safe and Clean working environment. To perform our obligations towards the society. To have a futuristic approach in our endeavors, with a name to achieve

excellence in every sphere of activity.

Bhandari Group Companies

BFTL has also created a separate team for continuous Product Development on usage of Stainless Steel. It is the only organization in the country, which can produce multiple products in Stainless Steel and also has the capability to develop products in a short gestation with a competitive edge.

The Bhandari Group comprises of the following companies:

ACTIVITIES OF GROUP COMPANIES :

BHANDARI STEELS PVT LTD - IN METAL TRADING SALEM STEEL SUPPLIERS - SELLING AGENT FOR SAIL SALEM ASTON CONSTN PVT LTD - IN REAL ESTATE BUSINESS BALSARA FASTENERS - IN MANUFACTURING SS COMPONENT FOR

POWER PLANT, PETROCHEMICALS , REFINERIES, BOILERS, FURNACE ETC

Today the Bhandari Group holds an important market position due to its timely delivery schedules, competitive prices and developments in quality assurance, research, human resource and development systems.

ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS

ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS:

These competencies relate to the general organizational structure and the interrelation of organizational units. This includes recognizing the roles and contributions expected for each organizational unit. The capacity to work effectively within the institution’s social, political, and technological systems also is covered.  Competencies include:

Organizational dynamics, including the governance structure, political realities, and the institutional and departmental culture (internal focus)

Organizational structure and alignment Leadership role of the business officer in institutional policy making Roles of the business officer Roles of different constituent units in the institution

UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION

UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION :

UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION:

The key to effective selling in this situation is what advertising and marketing professionals call a "unique selling proposition" (USP). Unless you can pinpoint what makes your business unique in a world of homogeneous competitors, you cannot target your sales efforts successfully.

Pinpointing your USP requires some hard soul-searching and creativity. One way to start is to analyze how other companies use their USPs to their advantage. This requires careful analysis of other companies' ads and marketing messages. If you analyze what they say they sell, not just their product or service characteristics, you can learn a great deal about how companies distinguish themselves from competitors..

The Company that has found a USP on which to hang its marketing strategy. A business can peg its USP on product characteristics, price structure, placement strategy (location and distribution) or promotional strategy. These are what marketers call the "four P's" of marketing. They are manipulated to give a business a market position that sets it apart from the competition.

Our USPs which has made us a force in Indian Steel Industry is:

State-of-the-Art-Technology. Close Tolerances. Ability to produce customer specific products. Wide Manufacturing range. Bio Friendly packaging.

QUALITY POLICY AND STANDARS

QUALITY POLICY AND STANDARDS:

Quality control, or QC for short, is a process by which entities review the quality of all factors involved in production. This approach places an emphasis on three aspects.

1. Elements such as controls, job management, defined and well managed processes, performance and integrity criteria, and identification of records

2. Competence, such as knowledge, skills, experience, and qualifications3. Soft elements, such as personnel integrity, confidence, organizational culture,

motivation, team spirit, and quality relationships.

Controls include product inspection, where every product is examined visually, and often using a stereo microscope for fine detail before the product is sold into the external market. Inspectors will be provided with lists and descriptions of unacceptable product defects such as cracks or surface blemishes for example.

The quality of the outputs is at risk if any of these three aspects is deficient in any way.

Quality control emphasizes testing of products to uncover defects and reporting to management who make the decision to allow or deny product release, whereas quality assurance attempts to improve and stabilize production (and associated processes) to avoid, or at least minimize, issues which led to the defect(s) in the first place. For contract work, particularly work awarded by government agencies, quality control issues are among the top reasons for not renewing a contract.

Total quality control

"Total quality control", also called total quality management, is an approach that extends beyond ordinary statistical quality control techniques and quality improvement methods. It implies a complete overview and re-evaluation of the specification of a product, rather than just considering a more limited set of changeable features within an existing product. If the original specification does not reflect the correct quality requirements, quality cannot be inspected or manufactured into the product. For instance, the design of a pressure vessel should include not only the material and dimensions, but also

operating, environmental, safety, reliability and maintainability requirements, and documentation of findings about these requirements.

Quality control in project management

In project management, quality control requires the project manager and the project team to inspect the accomplished work to ensure its alignment with the project scope. In practice, projects typically have a dedicated quality control team which focuses on this area.

We at BFTL are committed to achieve customer delight by performing each Task Defect Free First Time, Every Time And On Time Through Team Work And Continual Improvement In Each And Every Process Of The Organization.

We the, Bhandari fraternity, are committed to the establishment of an effective Quality Management System to achieve this policy.

The Quality Policy has been framed by the Apex Management Committee (AMC) with active participation and feedback from various forums of employees which is reviewed on proactive basis for appropriateness to the existing business of ours.

For us THE CUSTOMER COMES FIRST. This realization guides us in the matters related to quality, as we understand that the route to a delighted customer is cutting edge quality. We use state of the art manufacturing facilities, management practices and quality assurance practices to bring out that cutting edge quality in our products. We work hard to retain our experienced and well trained staff and use modern tools/methods of motivation to keep them motivated at Bhandari because we recognize quality's human angle

Utmost care is taken towards Packing of the finished products so as to ensure that the resultant Coils, Foils, Tubes ,Pipes and Fittings reach in the same condition as desired by our valued customers.

Packing specifications for various products are:

Larger Dia Fusion Welded Pipes are packed with aluminium end caps in a wooden crates.

S.S. Automotive Exhaust Pipes & Scheduled pipes both are packed with plastic end caps in wooden crates.

Cold Drawn Seamless Stainless Tubes are packed with plastic end caps in a wooden box with an inside thermocoal covering.

Coils and Foils are packed in wooden crates.

ISO Standards:

Certifications/Approvals

An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Organization – By BVQI A PED Certified Organization – By BVQI Approved by BHEL the Global Indian Engg manufacturing Giant in Power ,

Nuclear , Petrochemical sector Approved by EIL the Global Indian Engg Consulting giant in the field of Petro

chemicals and Refineries

 

QUALITY TESTING FACILITIES:

Hardness tester

Universal testing machine

Micro hardness tester

Cupping tester

Surface roughness tester

Iron tester, Ph tester

Metallurgical microscope

Chemical analysis

Hydro tester

Pneumatic tester

Eddy current tester

Tensile tester

Hardness tester

Metallurgical microscope

Surface roughness tester

IGC test apparatus

Chemical testing facility

100% Radiography by X-Ray

ETHICAL VALUES

ETHICAL VALUES:

Ethical Values for Business Success

Ethics is based on a set of moral and ethical values. These values must be absolute - that is, you must take them seriously enough to override any human rationalization, weakness, ego, or personal faults. When all else fails, you will always look back to these core values to guide you. Unfortunately, life is not that easy and there's always disagreement about what values should reign supreme.

Luckily, in the world of business ethics, your employer helps you. In a nutshell, their values are your values (in the context of work). Your freedom to choose your own ethical values is somewhat limited. Considering the rash of corporate scandals these days, the thought of following the corporation's values might not be too comforting. Problem: Whose or what values can you trust?

Look behind successful, honest businesses and you will see a set of values that have stood the test of time. Think about how these values are communicated in your organization and what you can do to support them.

Honesty

The old adage, "honesty is the best policy" is true today more than ever. It's not just lip service. Employee manuals from most scandalized corporations are likely to contain slogans touting its commitment to honesty. Claiming to be honest in an employee manual is passé. You're either honest or not. Even if you haven't got caught yet, most people know who is and who isn't.

Integrity

Integrity connotes strength and stability. It means taking the high road by practicing the highest ethical standards. Demonstrating integrity shows completeness and soundness in your character and in your organization.

Responsibility

Blaming others, claiming victimhood, or passing the buck may solve short-term crises, but refusal to take responsibility erodes respect and cohesion in an organization. Ethical people take responsibility for their actions. Likewise, actions show the ability to be responsible both in the little and big things.

Social Responsibility:

As an organization we are conscious of our Social Responsibilities. We are aware of the fact that people devote a large part of their productive life with us and also that we take many resources from the society/ external environment to keep us moving. We will leave no stone unturned in repaying our debt to the society/ humankind. Realizing our duty, we are involved in many social causes.

Running a philanthropic hospital for poor. Taking utmost care of the environment around us. Planting of tree saplings in wastelands. Organizing awareness among people for small family, literacy and safe & healthy

working environment.

A Management Institute is also being established and will offer high quality education to the young students of Madhya Pradesh.

Quality

Quality should be more than making the best product, but should extend to every aspect of your work. A person who recognizes quality and strives for it daily has a profound sense of self-respect, pride in accomplishment, and attentiveness that affects everything. From your memos to your presentations, everything you touch should communicate professionalism and quality.

We at BFTL are committed to achieve customer delight by performing each Task Defect Free First Time, Every Time And On Time Through Team Work And Continual Improvement In Each And Every Process Of The Organization.

We the, Bhandari fraternity, are committed to the establishment of an effective Quality Management System to achieve this policy.

The Quality Policy has been framed by the Apex Management Committee (AMC) with active participation and feedback from various forums of employees which is reviewed on proactive basis for appropriateness to the existing business of ours.

Trust

There's no free ride. Trust is hard to earn and even harder to get back after you've lost it. Everyone who comes in contact with you or your company must have trust and confidence in how you do business.

BFTL has also created a separate team for continuous Product Development on usage of Stainless Steel. It is the only organization in the country, which can produce multiple products in Stainless Steel and also has the capability to develop products in a short gestation with a competitive edge.

Respect

Respect is more than a feeling, but a demonstration of honor, value, and reverence for something or someone. We respect the laws, the people we work with, the company and its assets, and ourselves.

Today the Bhandari Group holds an important market position due to its timely delivery schedules, competitive prices and developments in quality assurance, research, human resource and development systems.

Teamwork

Two or more employees together make a team. It is a business necessity to work openly and supportively in teams whether formal or informal.

Leadership

How many hardworking, honest employees have been tainted and led astray by corporate leadership failings? Managers and executives should uphold the ethical standards for the entire organization. A leader is out front providing an example that others will follow.

Corporate Citizenship

A foundational principle for every company should be to provide a safe workplace, to protect the environment, and to become good citizens in the community.

Shareholder Value

Without profitability, there is no company. Every employee should understand how he or she fits into the profitability picture. Everyone's common goal should be to build a strong, profitable company that will last.

The real test of these values comes from the resulting action. It takes a concerted, company-wide effort, beyond inserting these words in an employee manual, to make it happen.

First, management must lead by example. Good ethics should be most noticeable at the top. Every employee must be accountable to the same rules.

Second, a corporate values or ethics initiative must be "sold" and "marketed" aggressively throughout a company. Every forum and medium should be used to spread the good message. Of course, it will only be credible if the company is practicing what it preaches.

Third, training must be provided to get everyone on the same page. It's easy to ignore a motivational speech or pass by a poster, but spending time learning about the issues will have a lasting impact.

Fourth, both you and the company must be in it for the long haul. The ethics fervor should extend to the next generation of employees. The longer it lasts, the more ingrained the principles will become.

Despite failings of some, there is plenty of room at the table for good ethics and profitable business to reside. Together they can lay the cornerstone for a secure and prosperous society. These ten values you can put in the employee manual and mean it.

CASE STUDY

CASE STUDY:

CERTIFICATIONS/APPROVALS:

An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Organization – By BVQI A PED Certified Organization – By BVQI

Approved by BHEL the Global Indian Engg manufacturing Giant in Power , Nuclear , Petrochemical sector

Approved by EIL the Global Indian Engg Consulting giant in the field of Petro chemicals and Refineries.

SEAMLESS TUBE:

The metal, lead, tin or, more often, aluminum tube, has been around since 1841. As a testimony to its versatility and resilience, it is now packaged throughout the world with production in excess of a half billion pieces per year in the United States alone.

The manufacture of aluminum tubes starts with an aluminum slug or blank, as it is called. It is fed into a set of tools in the die which then extrude it. This extrusion press then roughly forms a completed tube form. Once this extrusion process takes place, the aluminum becomes work hardened.

The next step is to trim the tube to the specified length on both the top and bottom ends. At this point, the tube is threaded

which enables us to screw on the cap. During extrusion, aluminum becomes work hardened so during the next step, it is passed through a process which makes the metal malleable. This is done at about 460 degrees centigrade.

The next step, which is used primarily in the pharmaceutical industry, is the spray application of an internal lining. This acts as barrier protection for metal sensitive products between the exposed aluminum and the pharmaceutical, or other product, to be packaged.

If the tube is not internally coated, it will bypass the internal lining step and go to the next step which is the coater rolling of a base coat onto the tube. This coat prepares the tube for the application of offset printing. The base coat is then cured and brought back to a printing machine which puts on the customer's specified colors and copy. You can see all these tubes detailed for the different customers who require different types of decoration.

Tubes for some products require a fold sealant that acts as a barrier to prevent product seepage from the fold end of the tube. The final step in the production of aluminum tubes is the capping operation. And, again, customers generally dictate the types of styles and caps that they like. Primarily, four different materials -- polypropylene, and high, medium, and low density polyethylene -- are used as cap material.

The tubes are then checked, packed in boxes, inspected and loaded either into cartons or on skids for final shipment to the customer.

Metal Tube Advantages

The metal tube is air tight and impermeable and has "no suckback." These properties give superior protection to contents, keeping them fresh and uncontaminated through long periods of intermittent use. Internal linings applied to the metal give it added compatibility for products that are highly alkaline or acidic. The metal tube is the only one of the three tube types that is seamless.

Cold Drawn Seamless Stainless Steel Tube

Introduction and Scope This covers straight cold drawn seamless ferritic, austenitic alloy steel, boiler, superheater and heat exchanger tubes.

Materials Material is ordered to comply with the requirements of ASTMA – 213 in grades 304, 304L, 304H, 316, 316L, 321, 347, 410 & 430 grades regularly. Special grades can be made as per customer’s requirements.

 Size Range

OD: 6.35 mm to 101.60 mm Thickness: As per customer specifications Length: As per customer specifications

 

Process Of Manufacture The tube is manufactured from selected mother hollow pipes of required size and grade. These are manufactured by cold drawing process. All tubes are then annealed to a minimum temperature of 10500C, straightened, pickled and passivated, end finished and 100% tested in accordance with ASTM A 450.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

Under 25.4 0.10 0.10

25.4 to 38.1 Incl. 0.15 0.15

38.1 to 50.8 excl 0.20 0.20

50.8 to 63.5 excl 0.23 0.23

63.5 to 76.2 excl 0.30 0.30

76.2 to 101.6 excl 0.38 0.38

 

Test

Normal: Tensile strength , Yield strength, Elongation Flattening, Hydrostatic Pressure test

Optional: Pneumatic / Air leakage, Eddy Current , IG Corrosion

 

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

Heat Exchanger:

S.S. Heat Exchanger / Condenser Tubes to ASTMA - 249

Introduction and Scope This standard covers the manufacture and supply of welded austenitic stainless steel, boiler, super heater, heat exchanger and condenser tubes.

Materials Material, is ordered to comply with the requirements of ASTMA - 240 in grades 304, 304L, 316 and 316L in general other grades such as 310, 321, 304H, 316H are manufactured against specific requirements.

Size Range

OD: 9.52 mm to 101.60 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm to 3.0 mm Length: 14 mtrs. Maximum

 

Process Of Manufacture The tube is manufactured from colod rolled, annealed SS coil on continuous forming tube mills using TIG welding process under inert atmosphere. Subsequent to welding on mill, the weld metal is cold worked by bead rolling. All tubes ae then annealed to a minimum temperature of 104 degree Celsius, straightened, end finished, picked and passivated, tested and marked. Tubes are also drawn on draw benches wheenever Customer demands heavy cold working or closer & smooth ID.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

Under 25.4 0.10 0.10

25.4 to 38.1 Incl. 0.15 0.15

38.1 to 50.8 0.20 0.20

50.8 to 63.5 0.25 0.25

63.5 to 76.2 0.30 0.30

76.2 to 101.6 0.38 0.38

 Test

Normal: Tensile , Reverse Bend , Hardness, Flattening, Flange, Hydrostatic Pressure

Optional: Pneumatic / Air leakage, Eddy Current , IG Corrosion

 

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

SANITORY APLICATION:

S.S. Dairy / Sanitary Appilication Tubes as Per ASTM A-270

Introduction and Scope - Welding austenitic stainless steel sanitary tube for use in dairy and food processing industries. These tubes are used exclusively for handling food, beverages and pharma products where high standards of hygiene and easy cleaning are necessary.

Materials - Material is ordered to comply with the requirements of ASTM A - 240 in 304, 304L, 316 & 316L grades.

Size Range

OD: 19.05 mm to 101.60 mm Thickness: Normally in 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm & 2.0 mm Length: As per customer specifications

 

Process Of Manufacture - These tubes are manufactured from cold rolled , annealed SS coils on continuous formaing mills with TIG welding process under inert gas atmosphere. Weld bead is internally rolled because with the internal weld bead provides points where bacteria may lodge, making cleaning difficult and uncertain. All tubes are annealed, straightened, pickled and passivated, end finished and tested.

Dairy tubes supplied in two conditions:

Annealed, pickled and passivated (APD Qality) Externally polished (APDEP Quality) All tubes are polished on the OD from 1210

to 600 grits depending on customer requirements.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

19.05 0.05 0.20

25.40 25.40 0.20

38.10 0.05 0.20

50.80 0.05 0.28

63.50 0.05 0.28

76.20 0.08 0.30

101.60 0.08 0.38

Thickness: + or - 12.5% of specified thickness. Cut Length: -0 / + 3.2 mm

GROUTH OPPORTUNITY

GROUTH OPPORTUNITY:

New Growth Opportunities

The demand for growth is endless. This puts great pressure on executives not only to find growth opportunities, but to choose the best growth opportunities available at the moment. Market Engineering can help identify and rank those opportunities.

10 Ways Market Engineering Can Help You Identify Growth Opportunities

1. Market Engineering measurements identify trends that create market opportunities.

2. Customer needs are measured identifying future new product demand. 3. Competitive Engineering identifies areas in which competitors' actions can

be replicated for increased growth.

4. Market Engineering helps prioritize and rank growth opportunities to optimize future growth.

5. Market segmentation strategy identifies niche markets, geographic areas, new customer applications, and the like that can be targeted for growth.

6. Customer demographic measurements identify the true future potential of markets.

7. Interviews with competitors' customers and dissatisfied customers indicate areas for improvement and growth.

8. Customer Engineering measurements drive improvements in sales force and distribution strategy utilization to gain more growth through existing customers.

9. Competitive measurements and profiles identify companies that could be acquired.

10.Competitive analysis identifies poorly served customer segments that can be exploited for growth.

Checklist to Optimize Search for Growth Ideas

In-depth competitor analysis and benchmarking Focus of group on customers' needs Survey of competition's customers Survey of dissatisfied customers Creation of market-based acquisition strategy Market analysis on related markets Customer segmentation analysis Distribution analysis of competition Customer demographic analysis Replacement rate analysis and strategy Price/performance ratio analysis on all products Marketing tool efficiency analysis Sales force structuring and territory analysis Market analysis on technical trends and emerging technologies

Innovation

Innovation can be a catalyst to the growth and success of your business. New and innovative ideas can help you create dynamic products or improve your existing services. Innovation can also help your business adapt and expand in the marketplace.

Develop new ideas:

There are a number of steps involved in developing your new ideas and products. It's important to research, design and test your ideas carefully to determine whether they are useful to your growing business.

Invest in research and development:

Research and development can be used to enhance the productivity of your business. Grants, tax concessions and other funding programs are available to assist investment in R&D so you can develop your ideas.

Protect your intellectual property (IP):

You should ensure your innovations are protected from unlawful use by others. IP represents the property of your mind or intellect. In business terms, this also means your proprietary knowledge.

Expanding business in online

One way your business can expand locally and overseas is through the use of information and communication technologies (ICT). Doing business online can also help improve your internal processes, making you more efficient.

Doing business online;

An online business or simply selling your products or services online can help you reach a much wider customer base. An online shop front can also help you tie your online presence with your sales system.

Laws and regulation for online shop fronts:

Even if your business solely operates through a website, you still need to follow the same laws and regulations as if you were operating from a physical shop front. There are also additional regulations like spam laws that may apply to your online business.

Trade practices laws:

You need to comply with the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (formerly known as the Trade Practices Act 1974) when you conduct transactions with your customers or publish business and product information online.

Electronic record keeping:

You may want to consider using electronic record keeping tools to continue to fulfil your record keeping obligations for tax purposes. Utilizing online resources can help save you time and improve your record keeping accuracy.

Tenders And Contracts

Expanding your business may mean you can access greater opportunities to do business with government. There are a number of government tender opportunities available across India.

You may also want to consider whether collective bargaining is an option for you. Collective bargaining is an arrangement under which two or more competitors in an industry come together to negotiate terms and conditions (which can include price) with a supplier or a customer

Environmental management practices:

Managing your impact on the environment and complying with your legal responsibilities ensures your growing business is competitive, environmentally friendly and able to realise possible financial benefits.

Environmental management plans

Incorporating environmental management strategies into your existing business plan or developing an environmental management plan can help you introduce effective 'green' practices in your business. As part of your planning, you can perform an environmental audit to help you assess which areas of your business impact on the environment, and to what extent. An environmental management system can also help you manage your impacts by integrating environmental management into your daily operations.

Minimize your impact

Using sustainable resources and employing proper recycling and waste reduction measures can not only have a positive effect on the environment, but can also improve your profitability and your reputation with customers. 

Environmental licenses

To ensure your business and the environment is protected, you need to know if your business activities fall under environmental legislation and licensing.

Australian, state and territory environment legislation applies to certain business activities and is administered by both state and local governments in the form of licences and permits.

Environmental standards and labeling requirements

Certain goods or appliances manufactured or imported into Australia may need to comply with environmental standards before they can be sold. Each standard sets out a rating and labelling system to inform consumers on how efficiently a product uses an environmental resource, and has the added benefit of promoting suppliers with high rating products.

Environmental reporting obligations

Before you can reduce your impact on the environment, you need to know which areas of your business are causing the most impact. Some common reports that can help you measure your impact include greenhouse and energy reporting, corporate sustainability reporting or triple bottom line reporting, and natural resource management monitoring.

For most businesses, environmental reporting is voluntary but there are some mandatory industry reporting requirements that may apply to your business.

Employment for peoples

Good employees can be your greatest asset, so recruiting and retaining the right people is very important to your business success.

Your employees create value and can generate a return on investment for your business. For this to happen however, both the needs of the business and the individual need to be met. This requires an understanding of the legal obligations for you and your employees, along with ways to maximize the skills of your workforce.

Whether you are new to business or have a number of staff working for you, the following are important areas to consider when employing and managing your staff:

Hiring people o Recruitment

o Employment types o Hiring apprentices & trainees o Hiring people from overseas o Equal employment opportunity & anti-discrimination o Incentives & support

Employer obligations o Legal obligations o Record keeping o Staff health & safety o Insurance o Paid Parental Leave o Taxation and superannuation obligations

Employee entitlements o Wages & conditions o Awards & agreements o Employee leave & holiday entitlements

Skills development & training o Assess your training needs o Training providers o Support for trainees and apprentices

Complaints, disputes & employee relations o Harassment & bullying o Complaints & dispute resolution o Right of entry

Ending employment

SWOT

SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats):

A SWOT analysis helps find the best match between environmental trends (opportunities and threats) and internal capabilities.

A strength is a resource or capacity the organisation can use effectively to achieve its objectives.

SALES & MARKETING:

Talk to our Sales & Marketing team and feel the delight of being taken on the Stainless Steel Infobahn. Discuss with them any of your specific requirements in any type of product segment within Stainless Steel and see for yourselves the confidence and enthusiasm with which they revert back with all details. The customer delight is hallmark of our activities. What are you waiting for, take a plunge and roam through our marketing achievements. In turn if you have any specific requirement do fill in the Customer Enquiry Form or if you want to get associated with us visit Trade Enquiry section and fill in the form there in.

As an organization we are conscious of our Social Responsibilities. We are aware of the fact that people devote a large part of their productive life with us and also that we take many resources from the society/ external environment to keep us moving. We will leave no stone unturned in repaying our debt to the society/ humankind. Realizing our duty, we are involved in many social causes.

Running a philanthropic hospital for poor. Taking utmost care of the environment around us. Planting of tree saplings in wastelands. Organizing awareness among people for small family, literacy and safe & healthy

working environment.

A Management Institute is also being established and will offer high quality education to the young students of Madhya Pradesh.

We at BFTL are committed to achieve customer delight by performing each Task Defect Free First Time, Every Time And On Time Through Team Work And Continual Improvement In Each And Every Process Of The Organization.

We the, Bhandari fraternity, are committed to the establishment of an effective Quality Management System to achieve this policy.

The Quality Policy has been framed by the Apex Management Committee (AMC) with active participation and feedback from various forums of employees which is reviewed on proactive basis for appropriateness to the existing business of ours

A weakness is a limitation, fault, or defect in the organisation that will keep it from achieving its objectives.

Floor Care Wood PolishingRestroom CareWindow Care

General Cleaning & Disinfection  MowingMowing Preparation/Lawn Cleanup Flower Bed CleanupWeedingPlantingYard Cleanup Snow Removal & SaltingFall Yard Cleanup  

An opportunity is any favourable situation in the organisation's environment. It is usually a trend or change of some kind or an overlooked need that increases demand for a product or service and permits the firm to enhance its position by supplying it.

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A threat is any unfavourable situation in the organisation's environment that is potentially damaging to its strategy. The threat may be a barrier, a constraint, or anything external that might cause problems, damage or injury.

In general, an effective strategy is one that takes advantage of the organisation's opportunities by employing its strengths and wards off threats by avoiding them or by correcting or compensating for weaknesses.

The first part of any SWOT analysis is to collect a set of key facts about the organisation and its environment. This will include facts about the organisation's markets, competition, financial resources, facilities, employees, inventories, marketing and distribution system, R&D;, management, environmental setting (e.g. Technological, political, social, and economic trends), history and reputation.

The second part of a SWOT analysis is to evaluate data to determine whether they constitute strengths, weaknesses, opportunities or threats for the organisation. This may be done independently by the individuals in a group, results being compared afterwards. It is important to note that any given fact may give rise to more than one evaluation, and so to ask - " How may this fact be considered as an opportunity as well as a threat?"; "How may this apparent strength turn out to be a weakness?"; "How does this weakness really represent a strength?" The answers to these and similar questions may give managers new insights into choosing appropriate strategies.

SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENT

SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENT:

PRODUCTS:

FOILS TUBES PIPES

COILS:

1)PROCESS CHART:

PROCESS CHART FOR COILS DIVISION

 2)TESTING:

Coils testing

Every product is minutely checked during the process of conversion from Hot Rolled Coils to Cold Rolled Coils.

Our testing facilities include:

Hardness tester Universal testing machine Micro hardness tester Cupping tester Surface roughness tester

Iron tester, Ph tester Metallurgical microscope Chemical analysis Other testings

3)APPLICATION:

Chemicals Paper And Pulp Industry Nuclear Automobiles Chilling Plants Railways Instrumentation Architectural Applications Refineries Desalination Plants Submersible Pumps Water Pipelines Dairies And Breweries Power Plants Pharmaceuticals Heating Exchangers & Condensors Sugar Mills Textile Machineries Thermocouples Heating Elements Food & Beverages Fertilizer Plants

FOILS:

Foils are manufactured by using the laminate feed stock that is simply a poly-foil-poly structure that has polyethylene on either side of a thin gauge of foil. Some Foils structures also incorporate paper. A subset of laminate is Polyfoil. The most popular way of decorating the Foils feedstock material is by either letterpress or rotogravure printing. Rotogravure printing is used extensively to provide a high quality print buried within the Foils structure. Letterpress printing is used to decorate the surface of the laminate feedstock just prior to tubing that is ideal for added flexibility or smaller quantities.

The Foils are formed by placing the rolls of Foils material onto the needles of the machine. The material is then taken in a flat state and fed through the forming rolls, which very gently turn the tube and form it into a cylinder of variable size depending on

the customer's needs. Heat generated by high frequency fuses the sides of the material together to form a solid cylindrical tube. After the tube has been formed, it goes to the cutting station that slices it into various lengths.

After the tube has been formed into the desired cylindrical shape and length, the tube is transferred to the heading operation. As with plastic tubes, several heading methodologies are available. One particular method uses a preformed head. The tube is then placed onto a mandrel; the preformed head and shoulder are fed down vibrator shoots and fused to the top of the tube by means of heat generated by high frequency energy. Other methodologies apply the head to the sleeve in a similar manner to plastic tubes - either by injection or compression molding whereby heat fuses the head to the tube body.

After the complete tube has been formed, it goes to the capping station. The cap -- flat style, fez style or pedestal style -- is chosen based on the customer's needs. The cap is applied and torqued to the desired torquing requirements. The tube is then ejected onto a conveyor and taken to a packing operation where it is packed into a carton and is ready for the customer.

Foils Advantages

Foils offer a form of tube material with the advantages of plastic but with barrier properties close to those of metal. Foils have a good "feel" and maintain their attractiveness throughout the life of their contents. The first Foils were used primarily to package high-volume products like toothpaste, but now are used for many other products ranging from denture adhesives and artists' paints to hair-care products and pharmaceuticals. A subset of laminate is Polyfoil.

1) Process Chart

Process Chart For Foils Division

2)TESTING

Foils testing

Every product is minutely checked during the process of conversion from Hot Rolled Coils to Cold Rolled Foils.

Our testing facilities include:

Hardness tester Universal testing machine Micro hardness tester Cupping tester Surface roughness tester Iron tester, Ph tester Metallurgical microscope Chemical analysis Other testings

3)APPLICATION:

Chemicals Paper And Pulp Industry Nuclear Automobiles Chilling Plants Railways Instrumentation Architectural Applications Refineries Desalination Plants Submersible Pumps Water Pipelines Dairies And Breweries Power Plants Pharmaceuticals Heating Exchangers & Condensors Sugar Mills Textile Machineries Thermocouples Heating Elements Food & Beverages Fertilizer Plants

SEAMLESS TUBE:

The metal, lead, tin or, more often, aluminum tube, has been around since 1841. As a testimony to its versatility and resilience, it is now packaged throughout the world with production in excess of a half billion pieces per year in the United States alone.

The manufacture of aluminum tubes starts with an aluminum slug or blank, as it is called. It is fed into a set of tools in the die which then extrude it. This extrusion press then roughly forms a completed tube form. Once this extrusion process takes place, the aluminum becomes work hardened.

The next step is to trim the tube to the specified length on both the top and bottom ends. At this point, the tube is threaded

which enables us to screw on the cap. During extrusion, aluminum becomes work hardened so during the next step, it is passed through a process which makes the metal malleable. This is done at about 460 degrees centigrade.

The next step, which is used primarily in the pharmaceutical industry, is the spray application of an internal lining. This acts as barrier protection for metal sensitive products between the exposed aluminum and the pharmaceutical, or other product, to be packaged.

If the tube is not internally coated, it will bypass the internal lining step and go to the next step which is the coater rolling of a base coat onto the tube. This coat prepares the tube for the application of offset printing. The base coat is then cured and brought back to a printing machine which puts on the customer's specified colors and copy. You can see all these tubes detailed for the different customers who require different types of decoration.

Tubes for some products require a fold sealant that acts as a barrier to prevent product seepage from the fold end of the tube. The final step in the production of aluminum tubes is the capping operation. And, again, customers generally dictate the types of styles and caps that they like. Primarily, four different materials -- polypropylene, and high, medium, and low density polyethylene -- are used as cap material.

The tubes are then checked, packed in boxes, inspected and loaded either into cartons or on skids for final shipment to the customer.

Metal Tube Advantages

The metal tube is air tight and impermeable and has "no suckback." These properties give superior protection to contents, keeping them fresh and uncontaminated through long periods of intermittent use. Internal linings applied to the metal give it added

compatibility for products that are highly alkaline or acidic. The metal tube is the only one of the three tube types that is seamless.

Cold Drawn Seamless Stainless Steel Tube

Introduction and Scope This covers straight cold drawn seamless ferritic, austenitic alloy steel, boiler, superheater and heat exchanger tubes.

Materials Material is ordered to comply with the requirements of ASTMA – 213 in grades 304, 304L, 304H, 316, 316L, 321, 347, 410 & 430 grades regularly. Special grades can be made as per customer’s requirements.

 Size Range

OD: 6.35 mm to 101.60 mm Thickness: As per customer specifications Length: As per customer specifications

 

Process Of Manufacture The tube is manufactured from selected mother hollow pipes of required size and grade. These are manufactured by cold drawing process. All tubes are then annealed to a minimum temperature of 10500C, straightened, pickled and passivated, end finished and 100% tested in accordance with ASTM A 450.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

Under 25.4 0.10 0.10

25.4 to 38.1 Incl. 0.15 0.15

38.1 to 50.8 excl 0.20 0.20

50.8 to 63.5 excl 0.23 0.23

63.5 to 76.2 excl 0.30 0.30

76.2 to 101.6 excl 0.38 0.38

 

Test

Normal: Tensile strength , Yield strength, Elongation Flattening, Hydrostatic Pressure test

Optional: Pneumatic / Air leakage, Eddy Current , IG Corrosion

 

Marking All pipes are marked as folows: Bhandari ASTM A-213, Garde, OD, Thickness, Heat No.

 Standard Weight Chart for Cold Drawn Seamless Stainless Steel Tube

Sl no.

Outside Dia

Wall Thickness (in mm)

 Inch

MM 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 1.2 1.51.6

2 2.5

1 1/4"06.3

50.07

3 0.08

70.09

90.11

10.12

20.13

30.15

4       

2 3/8" 09.5

20.11

30.13

40.15

50.17

50.19

40.21

20.25

0       

   10.0

00.11

90.14

10.16

30.18

40.20

50.22

50.26

2       

4 1/2"12.7

00.15

30.18

20.21

00.23

8 0.26

60.29

30.34

5       

5 5/8"15.8

70.19

20.22

9 0.26

50.30

20.33

70.37

20.44

10.54

0     

6 3/4"19.0

50.23

20.27

70.32

10.36

50.40

90.45

20.53

60.65

9     

* We also Manufacture Seamless Pipes from ½” to 4” NB SCH 5, SCH 10S, SCH 10, SCH 40S.

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

Heat Exchanger:

S.S. Heat Exchanger / Condenser Tubes to ASTMA - 249

Introduction and Scope This standard covers the manufacture and supply of welded austenitic stainless steel, boiler, super heater, heat exchanger and condenser tubes.

Materials Material, is ordered to comply with the requirements of ASTMA - 240 in grades 304, 304L, 316 and 316L in general other grades such as 310, 321, 304H, 316H are manufactured against specific requirements.

Size Range

OD: 9.52 mm to 101.60 mm Thickness: 0.6 mm to 3.0 mm Length: 14 mtrs. Maximum

 

Process Of Manufacture The tube is manufactured from colod rolled, annealed SS coil on continuous forming tube mills using TIG welding process under inert atmosphere. Subsequent to welding on mill, the weld metal is cold worked by bead rolling. All tubes ae then annealed to a minimum temperature of 104 degree Celsius, straightened, end finished, picked and passivated, tested and marked. Tubes are also drawn on draw benches wheenever Customer demands heavy cold working or closer & smooth ID.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

Under 25.4 0.10 0.10

25.4 to 38.1 Incl. 0.15 0.15

38.1 to 50.8 0.20 0.20

50.8 to 63.5 0.25 0.25

63.5 to 76.2 0.30 0.30

76.2 to 101.6 0.38 0.38

 Test

Normal: Tensile , Reverse Bend , Hardness, Flattening, Flange, Hydrostatic Pressure

Optional: Pneumatic / Air leakage, Eddy Current , IG Corrosion

 

Marking All pipes are marked as folows: Bhandari, ASTM A-249, Garde, OD, Thickness, Length, Heat No.

Sl no.

Outside Dia

Wall Thickness (in mm)

 Inch

MM 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 1.2 1.5 1.6 2 2.5

1 3/8"09.5

20.11

30.13

40.15

50.17

5             

2   100.11

90.14

10.16

30.18

4             

  1/2"10.0

00.15

30.18

20.21

0.238

0.266

0.293

0.345

       

4 5/8"12.7

00.19

20.22

90.26

50.30

20.33

70.37

20.44

10.54      

 

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

SANITORY APLICATION:

S.S. Dairy / Sanitary Appilication Tubes as Per ASTM A-270

Introduction and Scope - Welding austenitic stainless steel sanitary tube for use in dairy and food processing industries. These tubes are used exclusively for handling food, beverages and pharma products where high standards of hygiene and easy cleaning are necessary.

Materials - Material is ordered to comply with the requirements of ASTM A - 240 in 304, 304L, 316 & 316L grades.

Size Range

OD: 19.05 mm to 101.60 mm Thickness: Normally in 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm & 2.0 mm Length: As per customer specifications

 

Process Of Manufacture - These tubes are manufactured from cold rolled , annealed SS coils on continuous formaing mills with TIG welding process under inert gas atmosphere. Weld bead is internally rolled because with the internal weld bead provides points where bacteria may lodge, making cleaning difficult and uncertain. All tubes are annealed, straightened, pickled and passivated, end finished and tested.

Dairy tubes supplied in two conditions:

Annealed, pickled and passivated (APD Qality) Externally polished (APDEP Quality) All tubes are polished on the OD from 1210

to 600 grits depending on customer requirements.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

19.05 0.05 0.20

25.40 25.40 0.20

38.10 0.05 0.20

50.80 0.05 0.28

63.50 0.05 0.28

76.20 0.08 0.30

101.60 0.08 0.38

Thickness: + or - 12.5% of specified thickness. Cut Length: -0 / + 3.2 mm

 Test

Tensile Reverse flattening Hydrostatic Pressure

 Marking

All pipes are marked as folows: Bhandari, A-270, Grade,OD, Length, Heat No.

Sl no. Outside Dia Wall Thickness (in mm)

  Inch MM 1.2kg/mtr 1.5kg/mtr 2.0kg/mtr

1 3/4" 19.05 0.536 0.658 -

2 1" 25.40 0.719 0.903 -

3 1 1/4" 31.80 0.925 1.145 -

4 1 1/2" 38.10 1.112 1.379 -

5   40 1.173 1.455 -

6 1 3/4" 44.50 1.309 1.625 -

7 2" 50.80 1.499 1.863 -

8 2 1/2" 63.50 1.883 2.343 3.099

9 3" 76.20   2.819 3.734

10 4" 101.60   3.783 5.019

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

 

AUTOMOTIVE EXHAUST SYSTEMS:

S.S. Tubes for Automotive Exhaust Systems

Introduction and Scope - Bhandari stainless steel tubes are used in all automotive exhaust systems for lightness and strength, improved mechanical properties, improved corrosion resistance at high temperature and appearance, ASTM A - 268 generally covers Seamless or Welded, Ferritic or Martensitic SS tubing for general services.

Materials - Majority of the users are specifying AISI or SUS 409L/436LT grade material, which is Titanium, stabilized ferritic grade. These tubes are also supplied in AISI 304 grade for better service life and appearance.

 Size Range

OD: 12.70 mm to 76.20 mm Thickness: 1.0 mm to 2.0 mm Length: As per customer specifications

 Process Of Manufacture - All tubes are manufactured from fully annealed strips on modern continuous forming mills with TIG welding process under inert gas atmosphere. Tubes are cut , end finished.

 Test

Tensile, Yield, Elogation Flaring Flattening Bend Hardness

 

Marking - All pipes are marked as folows: Bhandari, ASTM A-268, Garde, OD, Thickness, Length, Heat No.

 

Testing

Tubes testing

Every product is minutely checked at various stages during the process.

Our testing facilities include:

Hydro tester Pneumatic tester Eddy current tester Tensile tester Hardness tester Metallurgical microscope Surface roughness tester IGC test apparatus Chemical testing facility 100% Radiography by X-Ray

PIPES:

Fusion Welded Pipes:

S.S. Fusion Welded Pipe From Plates as per ASTM A-35

Introduction and Scop -This cover electric - fusion welded austenitic Chromium-nickel stainless steel pipe suitable for corrosive or high temperature service, both. Five classes of pipe are covered under this specification:

Class 1: Double side welded using filler material and 100% radio graphed. Class 2: Double side welded using filler material. No radiography required. Class 3: Single side welding using filler material and 100% radio graphed. Class 4: As class 3, expert root pass may be made without filler. Class 5: Double side welded using filler material and spot radio graphed.

 

Materials - This specification covers 19 grades of material steel. The plate material comply with the requirements of ASTM A - 240. Most commonly manufactured grades are 304, 304L, 304H, 316, 316L 310.

 Size Range

OD: 8" NB (219.08 mm) to 36"NB (914.04 mm) Thickness: NB Size in Schedule 5, 10, 10s, 40, 40s Length: As per customer specification. 

Process Of Manufacture - The pipes are manufacutred from levelled plates which are edge bevelled and progessively "O" formed on hydraulic presses. The edges of the pipe are either manually TIG welded or continuously welded on Track and Boom. Weld portion is radiographed as per requirements. Annealing of pipe is carried out on continuous furnace. Pipe is further straightened, sized, end finished, pressure tested, pickled and passivated, marked and packed.

 Tolerances

OD: +/- 0.5% of specified diameter based on circumferential measurement. Thickness: Minimum thickness at any point not more than 0.3 mm under

nominal Thick. Out of roundness: Difference between maximum & minimum OD% Straightness: 3 mm in 3 mtrs. Length: As per customeer specification.

 Test - Transverse bend weld tests. Transverse tension test to ASME code IX para QW 150. Hydrostatic Test ASTM A-530. Radiographic classes1,3,4 to ASME Code VIII para UW 51, Class 5 to ASME. Sec. VIII para UW 52.

 Marking - All pipes are marked as folows: Bhandari, ASTM A-358, Class, Grade, Size , Schedule No., Heat No.

Standard Weight Chart for S.S. Fusion Welding pipe

Sl no.

Outside Dia Wall Thickness (in mm)

    SCH 5 SCH10S SCH10 SCH 40S

  Inch MM Thick Kg/mtr ThickKg/mtr

ThickKg/mtr

Thick

Kg/mtr

1 8" 219.08 2.77 14.99 3.76 20.25 3.76 20.25 8.18 43.16

2 10" 273.05 3.4 22.97 4.19 28.2 4.19 28.2 9.27 61.2

3 12" 323.85 3.96 31.72 4.57 36.53 4.57 36.53 9.53 74.92

4 14" 355.60 3.96 34.87 4.78 41.97 6.35 54.77 9.53 82.55

5 16" 406.40 4.19 42.18 4.78 48.05 6.35 62.74 9.53 94.66

6 18" 457.25 4.19 47.15 4.78 54.12 6.35 70.71 9.53 106.78

7 20" 508.00 4.77 60.13 5.54 69.67 6.35 78.68 9.53 118.9

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

PIPING ASTM:

S.S. Piping to ASTM A-312 (Welded)

Introduction and Scope - This cover straight seam welded (without the addition of filler metal) austenitic stainless steel pipe intended for high temperature and general corrosive services.

Materials - Material is ordered with the requirements of ASTM A-240 in 340, 340L, 316 & 316L grades regularly. Special grades can be made as per Customer's requirements.

Size Range

OD: 3/8" NB (17.2mm) to 8" NB (219.1mm) Thickness: NB size in schedule 5, 10S & 40S Length: As per Customer requirement.

Process Of Manufacture - The pipe is manufactured from annealed strips on modern continous forming mills with TIG welding process under intert gas atmosphere. All pipes are annealed at a minimum temperature of 1050º C, straightened, pickled and passivated, end finished & 100 % tested in accordance with ASTM A-530.

Tolerances

OD Size Range Over MM Under MM

Upto 1" NB 0.40 0.79

Over 1" NB to 4" NB 0.79 0.79

Over 4" NB to 8" NB 1.57 0.79

Thickness: + or - 12.5% to the nominal wall thickness.

Length: - 0 / + 6 mm

 

Test -

Normal: Tensile strength / Yield strenght / Elongation

Flattening Hydrostatic Pressure test

 

Optional: Pneumatic / Air leakage

Eddy Current IG Corrosion

 

Marking: All pipes are marked as folows: Bhandari,ASTM A-312 , Grade, Nominal size ,Schedule No, Heat No.

Sl no. Outside Dia Wall Thickness (in mm)

      SCH 5 SCH10S SCH 40S

  Inch MM Thick Kg/mtr Thick Kg/mtr Thick Kg/mtr

1 3/8" 17.2 1.20 0.48 1.65 0.64 2.31 0.86

2 1/2" 21.3 1.65 0.81 2.11 1.01 2.77 1.29

3 3/4" 26.7 1.65 1.03 2.11 1.3 2.87 1.71

4 1" 33.4 1.65 1.31 2.77 2.12 3.38 2.54

5 1 1/4" 42.2 1.65 1.67 2.77 2.73 3.56 3.43

6 1 1/2" 48.3 1.65 1.93 2.77 3.15 3.68 4.11

7 2" 60.3 1.65 2.42 2.77 3.98 3.91 5.52

8 2 1/2" 73.0 2.11 3.74 3.05 5.34 5.16 8.76

9 3" 88.9 2.11 4.58 3.05 6.54 5.49 11.45

10 3 1/2" 101.6 2.11 5.25 3.05 7.52 5.74 13.77

11 4" 114.6 2.11 5.92 3.05 8.48 6.02 16.31

12 5" 141.3 2.77 9.5 3.4 11.74 6.55 22.1

13 6" 168.3 2.77 11.47 3.4 14.04 7.11 28.68

14 8" 219.1 2.77 14.99 3.76 20.25 8.18 43.16

Due to variations between different specifications comparisons made exactly, physical, chemical and mechanical values are also typical and should not be taken as being accurate.

 

PROCESS CHART

Process Chart For EFSW Tubes & Pipes Division

Testing

Pipes testing

Every product is minutely checked at various stages during the process.

Our testing facilities include:

Hydro tester Pneumatic tester Eddy current tester Tensile tester Hardness tester Metallurgical microscope Surface roughness tester IGC test apparatus Chemical testing facility 100% Radiography by X-Ray

Application

Chemicals Paper And Pulp Industry Nuclear Automobiles Chilling Plants Railways Instrumentation Architectural Applications Refineries Desalination Plants Submersible Pumps Water Pipelines Dairies And Breweries Power Plants Pharmaceuticals Heating Exchangers & Condensors Sugar Mills Textile Machineries Thermocouples Heating Elements Food & Beverages Fertilizer Plants

PROCESS CHART

Process Chart For EFSW Tubes & Pipes Division

 

 

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