HR plates are hot rolled mild steel plates used in heavy fabrication, structural work, machinery bases, bridges, pressure vessels, and industrial equipment. Hot rolling produces plate at an elevated temperature, which gives the material its characteristic surface scale and slightly looser dimensional tolerances compared to cold-rolled products but also means it's available in thicker gauges and larger sizes that cold rolling can't practically produce. For most structural and heavy fabrication work, the hot-rolled condition is exactly what's needed.
As HR plate manufacturers in Okhla, we produce plates across a range of thicknesses and grades, including IS 2062 structural grades commonly specified for fabrication and construction work. Thickness tolerance and flatness matter in heavy fabrication. A plate that is out of flat needs to be pressed before it can be marked and cut accurately, which adds time and cost to your shop floor. We supply plate within standard thickness tolerances and can arrange flame cutting or shearing to your dimensions if you need material arriving ready to be fabricated.
We are also an HR plate supplier in Okhla, with standard thicknesses in regular stock for orders that need quick dispatch. For heavier gauges, large sheet sizes, or high-volume requirements, we confirm mill availability and lead time before your order is placed. Delivery covers Okhla and across Okhla.
As HR plate traders in Okhla, we supply fabrication shops, heavy engineering contractors, structural steel firms, and equipment manufacturers in project and bulk quantities. Pricing is by grade, thickness, sheet size, and quantity. If you're working from a cutting list or bill of materials, send it across, and we'll quote against your net requirement it gives you a landed cost that reflects what you'll actually use rather than full sheet wastage.
Send us your grade, thickness, dimensions, and quantity for a price.
Applications
- Construction and infrastructure projects
- Industrial machinery and fabrication work
- Automotive and engineering industries
- Structural frameworks and heavy equipment
- Bridges, platforms, and industrial buildings