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Access to clean potable water is theright of every citizen in a healthy livingenvironment. With city populationswelling up every year, there is an everincreasing demand of clean water. Toovercome the serious shortage of potablewater supply, especially in peak summermonths, Delhi Jal Board, responsible forproduction and distribution of potablewater in the National Capital Territory ofDelhi, runs a fleet of water tankers to fulfilthe requirements of its residents. Tankersfilled with water is the main mode oftransporting water to areas in case ofshortage or failure in direct water supply.
Water supply tankers are conventionallymade of carbon steel. In Delhi also thewater tankers made of carbon steel havebeen in use for a long time. Recently,
state-run water utility Delhi Jal Board(DJB) decided to privatise the water tankermanagement system in the national
Capital and awarded the contract tothree private companies to run 385 watertankers in 3000 ltrs and 9000 ltrs
Stainless Steel 304 water tankers being mounted on chassis of the vehicle
Stainless Steel Water Tankers (Delhi Jal Board, Govt of NCT Delhi)
Stainless Steel Water Tankers: Delivering Clean Water at your Doorsteps
Indian Stainless SteelDevelopment Association
L-22/4, G Flr, DLF Phase-II, Gurgaon 122 002
Tel :+91-124 4375 501, 502 & 503Fax: +91-124 4375 509
E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]: www.stainlessindia.org
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capacity. The decision to convert theexisting carbon steel tankers withstainless steel (AISI 304) was taken aftera long discussion between variousstakeholders. Delhi Jal board wasexplained about the benefits of usingstainless steel for potable water system.Once the excellent hygienic properties,high corrosion resistance, longer life, lifecycle costing, better strength andformability of stainless steel wasexplained to them it was an easierdecision to make.
Hygienically Reliable
World Health Organization, aspecialized agency of the United Nations(UN) concerned with international publichealth, in their technical note on‘delivering safe water by tanker highlightsthe fact that stainless steel is safe forsuitable storage and transportation ofpotable water. The easy cleaning abilityof stainless steel makes it the firstchoice for strict hygienic conditions.
It has been proved that Stainless steel’scleanability is similar to that of glass,porcelain and far superior to plastics,aluminium and earthenware.
For Delhi Jal Borad (DJB) one of the primereasons to select Stainless steel was toensure the hygiene, purity of water andassurance that tankers will not degradein service. Thanks to stainless steelexcellent corrosion resistance it is oneof the best materials to preserve thequality of water. There has beencomplaint to Delhi Jal Board about thesevere rusting of mild steel tankspromoting bacterial overgrowth. It wasinformed that inside surface of steeltankers are painted with black coal tarpaint which over a periodic use dissolvesinto the water posing serious healthissues.
Lighter and Stronger
When it comes to design, stainless steeloffers same strength at lower thickness.Stainless steel (AISI 304) high strengthpermits the use of lighter gauges thanother metals - and at prices competitivewith most of them. The tankers for both3000 & 9000 ltrs capacities are built of4mm thick sheets and are as light asnearly 500 and 1100 kg respectively.Lower weight helps in achieving higherfuel efficiency. Stainless steel resists
Fabricated SS water tanker with ladder and mud-guard all in SS 304
Mass Production of SS 304 Water tankers
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denting, nicking and scratching under themost vigorous of operating conditions.
Costs less over the service life
There is an increasing awareness thatlife cycle costs, not just initial cost,should be considered when making adecision and Delhi Jal Board took thedecision considering the fact thatexpected service life of stainless steelwater tankers will be more than 5 timesthan that of steel tankers. Although theinitial cost of each tanker is nearly twicethan that of steel tankers but thisincremental initial cost is recovered infew years considering the downtime,
maintenance and replacement of rustedsteel tankers over a period of every 3 to4 years. Because stainless steel doesnot corrode under normal conditions andnever needs paint, costly maintenanceis cut down drastically. Stainless steelis eco-friendly as it is fully recyclable andoffers high residual value compared tosteel tankers.
Riding on this success, ISSDA will beapproaching other municipal corporationin different states of the country and willexplain the benefits of using stainlesssteel for water transportation and thiscould translate into a huge marketpotential.
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Stainless Steel Centenary Symposium (SSCS2013)The global stainless steel community ismarking 100 years since stainless steelswere first discovered, patented andproduced. Since then, stainless steelhas grown to be an integral part of ourmodern world. To mark 100 years ofdiscovery of stainless steels, a numberof events are taking place in India andthe rest of the world.
We are glad to inform you thatDepartment of Atomic EnergyGovernment of India is organizing aStainless Steel Centenary Symposium(SSCS2013) with Indian Institute ofMetals. This symposium is beingorganized in association with IndianNational Academy of Engineering. ISSDAhas extended its full support to thesymposium. This would take place duringAugust 12-14, 2013 to coincide with thecompletion of 100 years (on the widelyaccepted date) for discovery of stainlesssteels.
The objective of the symposium is to takea stock of the latest developments andadvancements in various fields related toproduction, fabrication and experience oftackling corrosion and achieving longservice life of components in variousindustries. Prominent scientists, leadingpeople from academic and stainlesssteel industry from country and abroadwill enlighten you with their knowledge,experience and innovation with stainlesssteel.
Topics covered wouldinclude
- Melting and refining- Fabrication/forming- Welding & Joining- Physical metallurgy- Corrosion and its
control- Experience from use of
stainless steels invarious industriesincluding newervarieties of stainlesssteels and itsproperties
Who should attend
This centenary seminarwould bring together allthose who are involved withstainless steel - making,shaping, treating, use,research and developmentetc. The focused thematicsymposia would be usefulfor engineers, technicians,managers, scientists,researchers, users,architects, fabricators ofstainless steels. It would bean appropriate forum to lookback at the beginning ofstainless steels and how farwe have come withstainless steels.
For details contact:Dr. Vivekanand Kain,Convener, SSCS2013,Professor : Homi Bhabha National Institute,MumbaiHead, Corrosion Science Section MaterialsScience DivisionBhabha Atomic Research CentreMumbai 400 085, IndiaTel: +91 - 22 - 2559 5067 (O)Fax: +91 - 22 - 2550 5151Email: [email protected]
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Photo courtesy :Mr. Firoz Alam(Mfrs. of SS water tankers)Fabtech Industries,B-58, Sector 83, Phase-II Extn.Noida, U.P.Mob : +91-9350703008
For details contactMr. Gurpal Dhamja, DirectorMetro Waste Handling (P) Ltd.andCity Life Line Travels (P) Ltd.Ph: 011-2382 0009www.citylifeinfra.com
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The International Stainless SteelForum (ISSF) has releasedpreliminary figures for 2012 whichshow that world stainless steelproduction grew by 5.2% to reach arecord high of 35.4 million metrictonnes (Mt).
Again China accounted for most of theincrease in production. Stainless steelproduction in Asia (excluding China)decreased by 0.6% to 8.7 Mt in 2012.Japanese production reduced by 2.5%to 3.2 Mt, while Taiwan, China lost 7.8%of its stainless steel production overthe year. Few countries in Asiaincreased output, though Korea(+0.5%) and India (+5.3%) achievedpositive growth during 2012.
Even during the recent years of reducedeconomic activity, China has been theprincipal growth area for stainlesssteel production. During 2012 itincreased production by 14.2% toreach 16.1 Mt (based on correctedfigures for 2011 and 2012). Together,Asian stainless steel producers nowaccount for 70% of global production.
Western Europe and Africa is thesecond largest stainless steelproducing region despite lowerproduction during 2012. Volume forthe year reached 7.8 Mt, down 0.7%compared to 2011. Growth rates for
Latest Global Stainless Steel Production Trend
Following a number of successful eventsaround the globe since the 1990s, theStainless Steel World Conference &Exhibition will again be hosted inMaastricht, the Netherlands, from 12thto 14th November, 2013.
This international platform will provide aprofessional setting in which materialsexperts can update their knowledge onthe development, specification andapplication of a range of corrosionresistant alloys in key industries.
Mr. N C Mathur, president IndianStainless Steel Development Association
will also be speaking on the subject“Latest developments in the IndianStainless Steel Market and with the200 series” in the plenary session 6on 13th November 2013
The Stainless Steel World Exhibitionwill again run in parallel with theconference. Drawing suppliers andbuyers from around the globe, theexhibition is a strong platform toshowcase company products,services and activities.
For further information pleasecontact:
Conference Information:Mr. John Butterfield, Conference ManagerTel: +31 575 789 294, Fax: +31 575 511 099E-Mail: [email protected]
Ms. Kiyo Ichikawa , Conference CoordinatorTel:+31 575 585 298 ,Fax: +31 575 511 099Email: [email protected]
Exhibition information:Mrs. Ladan Pourtork, Sales DirectorTel: +31 575 585 292 Fax: +31 575 511 099Email: [email protected]
Mrs.Elisa Hannan,Sales CoordinatorTel: +31 575 585 291, Fax: +31 575 511 099
Source: International Stainless Steel Forum (ISSF)
individual countries in theregion ranged from -13 to +8%.
Stainless production in theAmericas was 4.7% lower thanin 2011 with a total output of 2.4Mt. In Central and EasternEurope output dropped by anaverage 8.2%. Total productionwas, however, 0.4 Mt, which isalmost negligible in globalterms.
Graph 1 shows the stainlesscrude steel production byregion 2001-2012 (p) ( in '000metric tones)
Over the past few years, thestainless steel market hasseen major changes in thegrades of stainless steelproduced. Chromiummanganese grades havebecome increasinglyimportant in this time. Morerecently, production ofchromium grades has alsoincreased.
Graph 2 shows the marketshare of three main categoriesof stainless steel. The data isbased on reports from ISSF’sstainless Steel producingmembers.
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Graph -2
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ISSDA participated in the “National Association of Students ofArchitecture” (NASA) organized at Gateway College ofArchitecture and Design in Sonepat on 26th January 2013 andwas one of the sponsors for this event. Architectural sector isone of the rapidly growing markets where stainless steel is fastreplacing the conventional materials. This event brought togetheryoung architectural students and interior designers in largenumbers from all over India.
Mr N C Mathur, President, ISSDA, was a keynote speaker andenlightened the students with a presentation on the basics ofstainless steel and showcased innumerable applications ofstainless steel in the Architecture, Building & Construction(ABC) sector from around the world.
Many architects, designers, students and people from differentwalks of life interested in new products available in stainlesssteel visited ISSDA stall. Various products highlighting theapplications of stainless steel in building hardware andconstruction industry were displayed in the stall. Visitors wereinformed that ISSDA, having wealth of information and technicalresources, can help them to resolve their queries on stainlesssteel free of charge.
ISSDA’s participation at National Association of Students of Architectureat Gateway College of Architecture and Design in Sonepat, Haryana
Special issue of A+D magazine which showcased the newand innovative applications of use of stainless steel in theABC sector were distributed to architectural students visitingour stall. They were also encouraged to visit ISSDA’s websitewww.stainlessindia.org and contact us for any technical helprelated to stainless steel and its applications.
Fountains have always been one of the mostelegant and exciting way for water displays.When you pass next time to New Wadaj,Ahmedabad, you will see a beautiful waterfountain fabulously falling amid the chaos andnoise of the city providing a sense of coolnessto the passersby in the blistering heat ofsummer. In its beautification driveAhmedabad Municipal Corporation installedthis fountain designed in a semicircularprofile. Standing 125 feet long and 4 feet wideit is the longest fountain in the city. 2.00 mmthick stainless steel AISI 304 has been usedwith a hairline finish. Resting on decoratedconcrete columns, the fountain displays thebeauty of streamline flow of water in contrastwith gleaming stainless steel complimentingeach other.
The fountain has been fabricated and installedby Geeta industries, Ahmedabad, Gujarat,who are well known for their innovativearchitectural works in stainless steel.
A fountain in stainless steel
For details, contact :Geeta Industries, 4, NTM Mill Compound Opp Vishnu Petrol Pump,CTM Cross Road Amraiwadi, Ahmedabad 380026Contact Person : Haresh Panchal (09825852710) Ramesh Panchal (9426516678)
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Highly Durable Stainless Steel Handrail and Baluster Systems atInternational Cricket Stadium, Ranchi
Top Mounted Square BalusterSystems with Two HorizontalMembers in Atrium Area
Top Mounted Square BalusterSystems with HorizontalMembers in Seating Riser Area
Top Mounted Short HeightSquare Baluster Systems withTop Handrail in Bleacher Area(Step Seating)
Top Mounted Square BalusterSystems with 3 HorizontalMembers in Staircase Area
Cricket is the second most popular sport in the worldand in India it is the most popular and draws thousands ofpeople to the nearest stadium. You will rarely find a stadiumeven partially empty when a cricket match is going on.Recently built International Cricket Stadium, located inRanchi - Jharkhand, is one of the most popular junctionsof cricketing events in Ranchi. It attracts thousands ofspectators and there was a need to install a maintenancefree sturdy handrails and Baluster Systems to ensuresafety of visitors standing or leaning by it while also havingan aesthetic appeal. Offering an ideal solution, AISI 304Stainless Steel Handrail and Baluster Systems matchedthese intricate set of demands perfectly. The project wasfinished by Kich Architectural Products Pvt. Ltd. Avariety of its Top Mounted Square Baluster Systems withHorizontal Members were duly installed in staircase,atrium, seating riser and bleacher areas with total lengthof Handrail amounting to 10,367 running foot (RFT).
Stainless steel AISI 304 offers high resistance to atmosphericchanges, robust strength and can be easily designed andfabricated. These high quality handrails promise to sustain thegraceful charm of International Cricket Stadium for a long timeand will shine forever with the shining stars of cricket.
Anil Vanjani(Manager - Business Development)KICH Architectural Products Pvt. Ltd.Gondal Road, NH 8B, VavdiRajkot (Gujarat), IndiaPh.: +91-281-3290316/7/8/9Cell: +91-93760 13638Helpline No.: +91-9375713638Fax: +91-281-2361602E-Mail: [email protected]: www.kichindia.com
For details, contact :
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Situated at Greater Noida, a NCR of national capital Delhi,Gautam Buddha University (GBU) encouragesmultidimensional growth through its education and trainingsystem. The team of GBU university demanded a modernaesthetically beautiful railing system keeping in mind weatherconditions of the installation areas (indoor and outdoor) aswell as the design requirements for a regular heavy usageand heavy load bearing capacity.
Different areas of university such as staircase, atrium, ramp,walls and other outdoor area have been adorned with topmounted round baluster systems. Over 9,123 running feet ofrailing systems are made from AISI 304 Grade Stainless Steel.AISI 304 offers a great combination of strength and corrosionresistance.
The design takes into account the sensitivities of the architectresponsible for the project, complementing the nature of civilwork.
Gleaming Stainless Steel at Gautam Buddha University
Top mounted round baluster system with horizontal membersin stair case area. These 1100mm height railing system issuppose to be a high traffic area.
Top mounted round baluster system with additional handrail forhandicaps.
Outdoor area of campus have been adorned with these shortheight railing system with AISI 304 Grade Stainless Steel.
Atrium areas are beautified with 38mm dia AISI 304 Gradestainless steel top mounted round baluster system with
horizontal solid
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A Seminar on New BIS Standard for Low Nickel Austenitic Stainless Steel -Sheet & Strip for Utensils & Kitchen Appliances
A section of the audience.
Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS), in association with ISSDAhosted a seminar on the ‘New BIS standard for Low NickelAustenitic Stainless Steel Sheet & Strip for Utensils &Kitchen Appliances’ at Jindal Centre on 15th March 2013,New Delhi. In India utensils and kitchen appliances aremanufactured in large quantities by using low nickel austeniticstainless steels. Keeping the interest of the consumers inview, alloy steel and forging sectional committee of BIS, MTD16 has formulated an Indian Standard IS 15997:2012.
The objective of the Seminar was to create awareness of theabove Indian Standard for the benefit of the large section ofmanufacturers of utensils and stainless steel. The programmewas attended by more than 45 participants which includedmanufactures from utensil industry.
Seminar consisted of invited talks from experts who madesignificant contributions in the formulation of this standard.
Presentations were made by Mr N C Mathur, Mr. S Sisodia andDr Arijit Saha Podder deliberating upon the making of thisstandard and its further usefulness. All the presentations areuploaded on ISSDA website www.stainlessindia.org
ISSDA is thankful to Jindal Stainless Limited for providingorganizational support for successful conduction of this seminar.We are hopeful of getting many more standards for stainlesssteel products approved by BIS for the rapid growth of stainlesssteel market in India.
Acciaierie Valbruna S.P.A. is a privatelyowned producer and supplier of StainlessSteel, Nickel Alloys and Titanium LongProducts. It has an annual production ofmore than 180,000 tons of high qualityspecial steels serving niche markets withhigh quality products, with excellentsupport and dedication. The developmentand the growth of the company is basedon precise directions to pursue theobjective of quality investing considerableresources in research and theoptimization of its products.
With an objective of consolidating itspresence in the rapidly evolving economyof the Indian Subcontinent, Valbruna
Valbruna Stainless & Nickel Alloys India Pvt. Ltd.
Group has initiated the launch ofits latest fully owned subsidiary,Valbruna India Stainless & NickelAlloys India Pvt. Ltd. located inBandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai.Their objective is to influence anddevelop the Indian Consumers interms of Marketing, Sales andService of various ValbrunaProducts. With the launch of thissubsidiary unit they aim toincrease their proximity inhandling the discussion ofqueries with their clients directlywhich have been developed inthis region since early 2006. Thissubsidiary will provide a better Manufacturing Facility in Vicenza, Italy
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Welcome New Member
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Salem Stainless Steel Suppliers (P) Ltd.Established in the year 1984, Salem Stainless SteelSuppliers Pvt Ltd, based in Chennai, India is an authorizeddealer of Salem Steel Plant, an Unit of SAIL. Apart from SAILthey also deal with JINDAL, OUTOKUMPU, THYSSENKRUPP, AXERINOX, APERAM, DKC and many reputedbrands all over the World. Their specialization lies in thebouquet of products in which they have carved a niche asone of the leading Stockist, importers and suppliers ofStainless Steel Coils, Plates, Sheets, Pipes, Bars & Fittingsetc., They have a ready stock of Approx 1500-2000 MT ofStainless Steel Raw material in various forms. They also serveto global clients with superior quality products. The Chairmanof the company Mr.Shantilal. P.Jain believes that onlyabsolute quality and competitive price drives business.With an annual turnover of about 1250 – 1500 Million, theirsales surpass over 7000 Tonnes.
Catering to different industrial sections, their penchant is torender absolute satisfaction to customer by providing qualityproducts and expedite service. SSSSPL maintains a hugeinventory of all product ranges in a fully equipped, wellfurnished warehouse with technicians deployed for experthandling of the material.
Latest Ventures:They also have opened a new Stainless Steel Service centerin Chennai. They are the first Stainless Steel trader to opensuch a facility in whole India. It will offer services like Cut-to-Length (Coil to sheet conversion machine), Matt Finish facility,Shearing facility etc.
Plans in Progress : They are in talks and plans to open aPipe Manufacturing facility with 1000 Tonnes/Month capacityin Chennai. They have also planned to open a Branch inKolkata.
Welcome New Member
platform enabling effective approachand a solution point to their availableconsumers.
Valbruna is a manufacturer renownedin the world for its superior quality andcomplete range of long productsincluding: Billets, Ingots, Round,Square, Hexagon, Flat, Angle, Channel,Reinforcement and Wire. The millproduces Austenitic, Martensitic,Duplex, Heat Resisting andPrecipitation Hardening Stainless Steel.Also, Valbruna manufactures Nickel
Alloy Bar and Wire (400, 500, 625, 825,904L, etc.) for High Temperature,Corrosion Resistant and WeldingApplications together with Engine ValveSteel, Turbine Blade Steel and ElectroSlag Remelted Steels (ESR) and VacuumArc Remelted (VAR) Steels. Adding tothis, they also manufacture and supplyTitanium Long Products for variousmedical and aerospace applications.Their products also find applications invarious niche sectors such as Nuclear,Defense, Power Generation, Automotive,etc. apart from general usage sectors.
Their contact details :Nadeem HussainArea Commercial ManagerValbruna Stainless & Nickel AlloysIndia Pvt. Ltd.“ A wholly owned subsidiary ofAcciaierie Valbruna – ItalyTower 3, Ground Floor, Mini Suite 3Equinox Business Park, Off BKCLBS Marg, Kurla WestMumbai – 400070Tel : 02242630201Fax : 02261215163Mob. : 0091 897 112 5042Email : [email protected]
Their Contact details :Salem Stainless Steel Suppliers (P) Ltd,#33, Lawyer Chinnathambi Street,Kondithope, Chennai – 600 079.Tel . No: 044-23463000/51/53/ 54/55Direct N0: 044-25202353 / 25204353 / 23463056Fax : 044-25207353Email : [email protected], [email protected] : ssss1984
Branches :They have branches in all the major Cities inIndia which includes Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore,and growing ..
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Nigel Ward has beenappointed Director forPromotion & MarketDevelopment of NickelInstitute. In this role, Nigel isresponsible for raisingawareness of nickel and itsbenefits in applications likestainless steel as well aspromoting the use of nickelin appropriate applicationsacross multiple industrial,construction and productsectors globally.
Nickel Institute appoints New Director forPromotion & Market Development
Nigel is a British citizen and joins the Nickel Institutefrom the British Stainless Steel Association wherehe was Managing Director from 2004. Nigel startedhis career as a graduate trainee with British Steeland subsequently held marketing and sales rolesat British Steel Stainless, Avesta Sheffield, AvestaPolarit and Outokumpu. He worked on a number ofhigh profile projects such as the Lloyd’s buildingand Canary Wharf in London as well as both theTwin Towers and the International Airport at KualaLumpur. Latterly he was appointed Group Manager,Market and Trade Political Affairs at Outokumpubefore joining the British Stainless SteelAssociation.
Dr. Kevin Bradley, President of the Nickel Institutesaid, “We are delighted to welcome Nigel to theNickel Institute team. His wealth of experience inthe stainless steel sector and knowledge of themarkets for nickel will boost our efforts to grow andsupport the market for nickel-containing materials.”
Nigel Ward will be based in the Nickel Institute’sBrussels office and can be contacted [email protected].
The Nickel Institute, which has its headquarters inToronto, Canada, creates and communicatesknowledge to support the sustainable production,use and reuse of nickel.
Nickel Institute’s press release dated April.2013.
Indian Stainless Steel DevelopmentAssociation (ISSDA) with the growingdemand from the industry hascommissioned a detailed marketresearch report.
This report is an extensive study of theever changing dynamics of growing Indianmarket with emergence of newapplications, shifts in consumption fromits traditional utensil and populationoriented sectors. India is witnessing aexceptional growth in the recent yearsushering in new manufacturing capacitiesand new product requirements for specialapplications. This report envisages tocapture the very essence of uniqueIndian market phenomenon and presentopportunities for business.
• To bring out the gaps in supply andmarketing infrastructure.
• To act as an Information Guide forcurrent suppliers and new entrepreneurs
For obtaining a copy, please contact
Indian Stainless Steel DevelopmentAssociation (ISSDA)L-22/4, Ground floor, DLF Phase-2,Gurgaon 122 002,Tel : 91-124 4375 501, 502, 503,Fax: 91-124 4375 509,Email : [email protected],www.stainlessindia.org
OBJECTIVE OF MARKETRESEARCH
• To clearly map the Indian andInternational market to assistmembers of ISSDA to effectivelynegotiate the Marketopportunities.
• To Showcase the Indian StainlessSteel supply capabilities andpresent Indian marketcapabilities.
• To identify existing and new usagemarket trends both in India as wellas in the International markets.
• To forecast the demand for SS byvarious sub segments over thenext 10 years
Drawings/photographs of equipment,machinery, products and services inSTAINLESS INDIA are for illustrativepurposes only and their inclusion doesnot constitute or imply any endorsementof the items or the companies thatmanufacture or distribute them by ISSDAand its staff.
Utmost effort is put into ensuring thatthere is no infringement of copyright orIPR. In spite of our best efforts,sometimes incorrect information creepsin, mainly because we have faith in thosewho contribute articles / images for us.Any such error, if at all, is deeplyregretted.
Disclaimer
Nigel Ward
Edited & Published by Rohit Kumar, for and on behalf of the Indian Stainless Steel Development Association.Printed by : Vee Kay Graphics, 93, DSIDC, Ist Floor, Okhla Indl. Area, Phase-I, New Delhi - 110 020 Phone : 011-26814083/84 E-mail : [email protected]