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Aluminium T-Bar & Sow Ingot Price Today

Buy large-format aluminium T-bar and sow ingots from leading Indian smelters on OfBusiness. Competitive LME-linked pricing for rolling mills, extrusion plants, and large foundry operations.

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Aluminium T/Sow Ingot IT07/SE07
99.70%

EX - Faridabad

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99.70%

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Aluminium T/Sow Ingot IT07/SE07
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Aluminium T/Sow Ingot Overview

Aluminium T-bar and sow ingots are large-format primary aluminium ingots specifically designed for high-volume remelting operations at rolling mills, extrusion plants, and large foundries. Unlike standard 20-25 kg trapezoidal ingots used by small foundries, these heavy ingots (300-750 kg each) enable efficient large-scale melting with less surface oxide contamination and better melt yields.

T-bar ingots, weighing approximately 680 kg, feature a distinctive T-shaped cross section that allows interlocking stacking for safe storage and transport. Sow ingots are rectangular blocks weighing 300-750 kg, cast directly from smelter potlines. Both forms have identical metallurgical quality to standard P1020 grade aluminium (99.7% minimum purity).

India's major aluminium smelters - Hindalco, Vedanta (Balco/Jharsuguda), and Nalco - produce T-bar and sow ingots for downstream rolling and extrusion operations. OfBusiness facilitates procurement of these large-format ingots at competitive LME-linked pricing for industrial consumers across India.

Applications & Buyers

Aluminium T-bar and sow ingots serve large-scale aluminium processing operations:

  • Rolling Mills: Remelted and DC cast into rolling slabs for production of aluminium sheets, plates, coils, and foil. Key consumers include Hindalco's rolling divisions, Jindal Aluminium, and Novelis India.
  • Extrusion Plants: Melted and cast into extrusion billets for manufacturing aluminium profiles, sections, and tubes used in construction, automotive, and industrial applications.
  • Large Foundries: Used in high-capacity induction furnaces for production of alloy ingots (ADC12, LM6, LM25) and direct castings for automotive and industrial sectors.
  • Wire Rod Plants: Melted in shaft furnaces and continuously cast into wire rod for electrical conductor manufacturing.
  • Remelters: Converted into alloy ingots by adding silicon, copper, magnesium, and other elements for specific casting applications.

The T-bar/sow ingot format is preferred for bulk operations because it reduces metal loss from surface oxidation (lower surface-to-volume ratio than standard ingots), improves furnace charging efficiency, and reduces handling time. OfBusiness provides reliable supply with competitive pricing for all large-format ingot requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an aluminium T-bar or sow ingot?
Aluminium T-bar and sow ingots are large-format primary aluminium ingots designed for rolling mills and large-scale remelting operations. T-bar ingots weigh approximately 680 kg with a T-shaped cross section for easy stacking, while sow ingots weigh 300-750 kg with a rectangular shape. Both are produced by direct chill casting from primary aluminium.
What is the price of aluminium sow ingot today?
Aluminium sow ingot prices follow LME aluminium rates with a premium similar to standard ingots. The price per MT is typically in line with primary aluminium ingot prices since the material quality is the same (99.7% purity). Check OfBusiness for today's competitive rates from Hindalco, Vedanta, and Nalco.
What is the difference between sow ingot and standard aluminium ingot?
The key difference is size and intended use. Standard ingots weigh 20-25 kg (designed for small foundry furnaces), while sow/T-bar ingots weigh 300-750 kg (designed for large remelting furnaces in rolling mills and extrusion plants). Material purity and pricing are generally similar, though handling and logistics differ.
Who buys aluminium sow ingots?
The primary buyers are aluminium rolling mills (for sheet/foil production), extrusion plants (for billet casting), large foundries with high-capacity furnaces, and remelters producing alloy ingots. Companies like Hindalco's downstream plants, Jindal Aluminium, and Maan Aluminium are major consumers of T-bar/sow ingots.
What are the standard specifications for sow ingots?
Standard sow ingots: Weight 300-750 kg, purity 99.7% min (P1020 grade), conforming to IS 617 and LME specifications. T-bar ingots: Weight approximately 680 kg, T-shaped cross section for interlocking stacking. Both are supplied with chemical analysis certificates.
How are sow ingots transported?
Sow and T-bar ingots are transported by truck or rail in open-top containers or flat-bed trailers. Each truck typically carries 20-25 MT. The T-bar design allows interlocking stacking, reducing shifting during transport. OfBusiness arranges safe logistics with proper loading/unloading support across India.

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