The entire production of the plant is made directly on Mettek Steel Metallurgical Plant. In addition to rolling mills and production of calibrated products, the factory has its own steelmaking that ensures product quality throughout the production chain.

In this regard, the company has many advantages:
 

• Own production of steel allows you to create materials with specific customer requirements. For the automotive industry it has been developed by our engineers composition of the steel, which combines good mechanical properties of the material with excellent workability. Using profiles made of this type of steel enables our customers to significantly increase the resistance of the machining tool.
   

• The ability to manufacture special profiles to customer's drawings and any complexity. Special delivery profiles may be as in the hot rolled condition and in calibrated. Production of shaped profiles according to customer drawings to reduce the amount of material waste at the final production of up to 35-40% *, which has a positive impact on the overall cost of the finished product.
   

• Production of steel in accordance with Türkiye standards, and according to foreign standards. Implementation of the deep processing of metal in high quality metal products.

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HOT ROLLING

The square billets produced at an earlier stage are heated to a temperature of about 1150°C and then rolled into the desired shape.

In order to obtain a small profile from a billet, the material must be rolled on several successive rolling stands, which is achieved with small profiles by setting a high tensile load ratio.

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COLD ROLLING

In this production step, the hot rolled material is used as a semi-finished product for further cold forming.

Hot-rolled semi-profiles are rolled in cold condition. This allows better control of the forming process and higher precision compared to hot rolling.

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COLD DRAWING

In cold drawing, the hot-rolled material is used as a semi-finished product for further cold forming.

Hot-rolled preforms are drawn through a rigid tungsten carbide shape to deform the material and achieve the required profile geometry. For profiles with complex shapes and tight tolerances, sometimes up to 8 drawing steps are required to achieve the desired value.

Between each drawing step, the material remains in a heat treatment furnace for hours. By heating to a high temperature and then slowly cooling (annealing), the internal stresses in the steel are released, the microstructure is refined and the hardness is removed after cold forming. Then the material is prepared for the next drawing step.