Metals & Steel
Hot-Rolled Coils
Institutional bulk sourcing profile for Hot-Rolled Coils, structured around certified specifications, project tonnage and GCC delivery requirements.
Technical & chemical specifications
Procurement specification grid
The values below are procurement reference points. The signed specification, producer certificate and approved laboratory results govern each order.
| Parameter | Specification / Commercial Basis |
|---|---|
| Grade | SAE 1006/1008, S235/S275 or buyer grade |
| Standards | ASTM A1011/A1011M; EN 10025; JIS G3131 as applicable |
| Dimensions / Thickness | Typical thickness 1.2–25 mm; width commonly 900–2,000 mm; coil mass by mill |
| Tensile Strength | Grade-dependent; typically about 270–550 MPa across commercial forming/structural grades |
| Chemical Composition Bounds | C, Mn, Si, P, S and microalloying limits per ordered grade and heat certificate |
| Sourcing Origin | Approved flat-steel mill / source country confirmed in offer |
| Available Incoterms | FOB / CFR / CIF; port coil handling and lashing plan confirmed |
Industrial & engineering applications
Application context for institutional procurement
Hot-Rolled Coils is procured for institutional industrial and construction programmes where structural fabrication, pipe and tube production, general engineering, industrial frames and downstream cold-rolling operations. A qualified enquiry should define the required grade, governing standard, dimensions, mechanical or chemical acceptance limits, total metric tonnage, shipment lot size and destination port before commercial comparison. GCC procurement teams often evaluate mill capability, heat-level traceability, inspection access, seaworthy packing and discharge constraints alongside the material price. For project-controlled supply, the specification should also state whether third-party inspection, witness testing, legalized certificates or country-of-origin restrictions apply. AL BASAM coordinates bulk sourcing around the approved technical basis, nominated producer, required delivery schedule and preferred Incoterm, with the commercial offer identifying the contractual documents that govern acceptance. Buyers should avoid relying on generic catalogue values where a project specification or mill certificate is mandatory. This structured approach is particularly relevant to high-volume steel and metal purchases for civil works, fabrication yards, rolling mills and regional distribution programmes across the UAE and wider GCC.
Quality compliance & documentation
Institutional transaction document package
The contracted document set is confirmed in the offer and may include the following, subject to product, origin, destination and buyer requirements:
- Independent third-party laboratory or inspection report from SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek, or another agreed inspector where contracted.
- Mill Test Certificate (MTC) traceable to the relevant heat / batch numbers and ordered standard.
- Factory Production Control (FPC) evidence and Safety Data Sheet (SDS/MSDS) where applicable to the product and jurisdiction.
- Packing list, commercial invoice and certified Bill of Lading matching the contracted shipment.
- Legalized or certified Certificate of Origin when required by the buyer, bank, customs authority or destination market.
- Customs clearance / export manifests and inspection certificates required under the agreed transaction documents.
Transactional B2B RFQ
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Submit the technical grade, total volume and destination details required for an institutional sourcing review.
Technical values are procurement guidance only. The signed contract, approved specification, producer/quarry certificate and agreed inspection documents govern acceptance.