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Gowri Steels, one of South India's major producers of TMT bars and Structural Steel Products, has an annual manufacturing capacity of 50,000 Metric Tonnes.

Gowri Steels, which laid its foundation in the secondary steel sector in the year 1992, at Uthukuli in the tiruppur District, began with a production capacity of 12000 metric tonnes per year and has since grown to a capacity of 50000 metric tonnes per year. We believe we have grown slowly with solidarity. The company is headed by Mr. Durairaj Kuppusamy, the Managing Director, who has chosen a path of sustainable growth towards manufacturing steel as well as building an ecologically stable society.

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OUR PURPOSE
Mission
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Our Mission

To manufacture and provide premium steel products through innovation, quality control, and customer-focused solutions that exceed industry expectations.

Vision
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Our Vision

To become a leading sustainable steel manufacturer, delivering strength, innovation and environmental responsibility for future generations.

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STEP1

Raw materials

The raw materials used in the production of steel TMT bars are Steel Scrap, Sponge Iron, Ferrochemicals

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STEP2

Steelmaking

The Raw materials are charged into induction furnace to make molten steel. After arriving at suitable chemical composition. Molten metal is transferred to Casting machine by a ladle.

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STEP3

Continuous casting

The molten steel is poured into a continuous casting machine, which produces long billets

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STEP4

Rolling

The billets are then passed through a series of rolling mills, which compress the steel and shape it into TMT bars.

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STEP5

Quenching

The TMT bars are then rapidly cooled using a water spray system to harden the outer layer of the bar, making it more resistant to damage.

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STEP6

Cutting and bundling

The bars are cut to the required length and bundled together for transportation.

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