What is Round Bar?

There are several industrial and commercial uses for the Round bar, a long, cylindric metal bar stock. Shafts are the most frequently used. Usually, the product's diameter is used to determine its size. Standard sizes vary from 1/4 inch to 24 inches. There could be more sizes available.

Types of Round Bar

Hastelloy Round Bar

Due to its outstanding high-temperature strength under vacuum settings, Hastelloy Round Bar is utilized in the chemical process industry with acetic, hydrochloric, phosphoric, and hydrochloric acids. Nippon Alloys Inc. has a large inventory of Hastelloy C276 round bars, Hastelloy C22 round bars, and round bars made of a variety of metals, including titanium, Inconel, Monel, and Hastelloy.

For more details: Manufacturer of Round Hastelloy Bars

Inconel Round Bar

Inconel round bars have a cryogenic to 2100-degree temperature range. These Inconel round rods can be used in paper & pulp, chemical, heat-treating, aerospace, and other industries. These Inconel Low-Temperature Round Bar are also easily shaped and welded using a number of processes, much like nickel-base alloys.

For more details: Round Inconel Bar Manufacturer

Titanium Round Bar

Nippon Alloys Inc is a well-known and reputed Titanium Round Bar manufacturer in India.We are producing titanium round bars in India in accordance with international standards such as the ASTM, ASME, ANSI, EU, DIN, IS, ISO, and JIS standards.

For more details: Titanium Round Bar manufacturer

Round Bar Specification:

Standard: ASTM, ASME

Size: 3mm to 350mm in diameter

Length: Random, Fix & Cut Length

Finish: Black, Bright Polished, Rough Turned, NO.4 Finish, Matt Finish, BA Finish

Form: Round, Square, Hex (A/F), Rectangle, Billet, Ingot, Forging Etc.

Uses of Round Bar:

These bars are crafted in many grades and different process of manufacturing is used depending on the form of application and designs.
The automobile industry majorly requires bright bars as they are required in making nuts, bolts, shafts, and all the constituents of engines. For this purpose special grades of bright bars are required.
The textile industry uses the bars for manufacturing machines required to make textiles.
The army and defense sectors require the bars for making arms and ammunition.
Bright bars are used to make conveyor shafts.
Cold-headed components are also drafted from the bright bars.