We supply three markets, and we know the standards, the documents and the trade terms each of them works in. This page says what we cover and, just as importantly, what we do not.
Each page covers the industries you work in, the standards your purchase order names, the documents that arrive with the material, and the trade terms we quote against.
United States and Canadian buyers specify to ASTM and ASME more than to anything else. We quote against the ASTM designation, the UNS number and the product form, and we state in the quotation which standard governs the material and…
Markets served: United States, Canada → EuropeEuropean buyers work from a two-standard system: EN for delivery conditions and inspection documents, ASME or ASTM where the design is code-governed or the purchase specification names an ASTM grade.
Markets served: United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland → Australia & New ZealandAustralian and New Zealand buyers specify to ASTM and ASME for most special-alloy work, and to AS 2837 for stainless bar.
Markets served: Australia, New Zealand →Special-alloy supply is a specialist business. We would rather be the right supplier for three markets than an unfocused one everywhere.
Nickel-based alloys, superalloys, corrosion-resistant alloys, stainless steels and casting master alloys, in rod, bar, plate, sheet, strip, pipe, tube, wire, billet, forgings and machined parts.
Delivery terms are FOB, CIF or DAP. Payment terms are agreed in the order. Documentation follows EN 10204 Type 3.1 or 3.2, with the certificate type and the validating party named in the quotation.
We are not a general trading house and we do not quote outside the three markets above. If your requirement sits elsewhere, we will say so rather than take the order and work out the details afterwards.
We do not publish list prices, and we do not quote from a catalogue. Grade, form, dimensions, quantity, application and delivery date set the price.
Twenty-one countries across three markets. Any port in any of them can be quoted.
