In their chemical composition, alloyed steels are carbon steels containing additions of chromium, nickel, molybdenum, vanadium or other metals to enhance their properties for final use. They are frequently used steels in general industry and, depending on their chemical composition and heat treatment, they have different mechanical properties. Their weldability may vary from medium to low, alloy-dependent, and they are usually given a final heat treatment before use.

At our facilities, they are manufactured using induction furnaces and heat-treated to meet the requirements of the different International Standards.