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Mild Steel Market Overview

India is the world's second-largest steel producer with an annual crude steel production capacity exceeding 150 million tonnes. The mild steel market in India is driven by infrastructure development, construction activities, automotive manufacturing, and industrial growth.

Mild steel prices are influenced by global iron ore and coking coal prices, domestic demand patterns, and government policies including import duties and anti-dumping measures. Major producers include Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Tata Steel, JSW Steel, and ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel (AMNS).

Factors Affecting Mild Steel Prices

Several factors influence mild steel prices in the Indian market:

  • Raw Material Costs: Iron ore and coking coal account for 60-70% of steel production cost. Price movements in these commodities directly impact steel prices.
  • Global Demand: International steel demand, especially from China, affects export opportunities and domestic pricing.
  • Currency Rates: Since raw materials are imported, USD/INR movements affect production costs.
  • Infrastructure Projects: Government infrastructure spending drives domestic demand and prices.
  • Seasonal Demand: Construction activity peaks post-monsoon, typically driving higher prices from October to March.

Types of Mild Steel Products

Common mild steel products available in the Indian market include:

  • Long Products: TMT bars, wire rods, angles, channels, beams - used in construction and infrastructure.
  • Flat Products: HR coils, CR coils, plates, sheets - used in automotive, appliances, and manufacturing.
  • Tubular Products: MS pipes, structural tubes, hollow sections - used in plumbing and structures.
  • Other Products: Rails, forged products, bright bars - for specialized applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's MS angle costing per kg?
MS angle runs ₹52-58 per kg or ₹52000-58000 per tonne. Prices vary a bit by size - smaller angles cost slightly more per kg. SAIL JSW and Jindal make them. Bulk discounts kick in at 5+ tonne orders.
What sizes do MS angles come in?
MS angle sizes include: 25x25mm 35x35mm 40x40mm 50x50mm 65x65mm 75x75mm 90x90mm 100x100mm 150x150mm and 200x200mm. Thickness ranges 3mm-20mm. Standard lengths are 6m and 12m. Unequal angles exist too.
What do people use MS angles for?
MS angles show up in structural fabrication building frames towers transmission lines industrial racks and furniture. That L-shaped profile provides strength in two directions. You can weld or bolt them together. Pretty essential in construction.
What's the deal with equal vs unequal angles?
Equal angle means both legs are the same length (like 50x50mm) - good for symmetrical loads. Unequal angle has different legs (like 75x50mm) for specific structural needs. Equal angles are way more common. Both come in standard IS sizes.
How do I calculate MS angle weight?
Weight formula (kg/m) = (A + B - t) × t × 0.00785 where A and B are leg lengths and t is thickness in mm. Example: 50x50x5mm = 3.77 kg/m. Standard weight tables make this easier for quick reference.
Why does ISI marking matter for MS angles?
ISI mark confirms BIS certification per IS 2062 standards. Check for the ISI mark license number and manufacturer name on every piece. Certified angles have guaranteed chemical and mechanical properties. For structural use always buy ISI marked.
What is a mild steel angle?
A mild steel angle is an L-shaped structural section made from low-carbon steel. It has two equal or unequal legs at 90° and is widely used for framing, support structures, racks, and general fabrication.
What are the standard MS angle sizes?
Common MS angle sizes range from 25×25×3 mm to 200×200×20 mm, usually supplied in 6m or 12m lengths. Sizes vary by leg width and thickness depending on load requirements.
What are the different types of steel angles?
The main types are equal angles, unequal angles, slotted angles, galvanized angles, and stainless steel angles (304/316). Each type is chosen based on strength, corrosion resistance, and application needs.
What is the weight of an MS angle?
The weight depends on size and thickness. For example: 25×25×3 mm ≈ 1.1 kg/m, 50×50×6 mm ≈ 4.4 kg/m. You can calculate using: Weight (kg/m) = (Section weight) × Length based on IS standard charts.
What is MS angle used for?
MS angles are used in construction, warehouse racks, machinery frames, brackets, towers, fabricated structures, and general support systems in industrial and commercial projects. MS angles typically have a yield strength of 240–350 MPa and tensile strength of 370–500 MPa.
What is the difference between MS angle and stainless steel angle?
MS angle is low-carbon steel with moderate corrosion resistance and lower cost. Stainless steel angle (304/316) is corrosion-proof, stronger, has a polished finish, and is used in chemical, food, architectural, and outdoor applications.

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