Blooms are large square sections used for rails, I-beams, and heavy structures, with over 130 tons required per kilometer of railway.

Hot-rolled coils (HRC) are strong, formable steel used in automotive, pipelines, and construction. They are the most traded steel product worldwide.

Cold-rolled coils (CRC) are smooth-finished, room-temperature processed steel used in appliances, automotive panels, and precision parts. They increase tensile strength by up to 20%.

Billets are square or round steel sections used for hot rolling, serving as the base for products like rebars, wire rods, bars, and small-diameter pipes, making up over 60% of long steel products in global infrastructure.

Slabs are flat steel sections used for plates, coils, and shipbuilding, reaching up to 1.5 meters in width for large coils and heavy plates.