Alloy Steel Round Bars in Canada

Alloy Steel Round Bars supplied in Canada
Alloy Steel Round Bars

Need Alloy Steel Round Bars in Canada? We source it against your specification - EN19, EN24, EN31, EN353 and SAE 8620 for shafts, axles, gears and machined components - and every consignment ships with the mill test certificate matched to its heat number.

From single bars to bulk orders, Alloy Steel Round Bars for shafts, axles, gears and machined components is supplied to Canada by Steel Exchange, Mumbai. Ask for EN19, EN24, EN31, EN353 and SAE 8620 by grade, size and condition and we will quote with the lead time split between stock and mill-rolled material.

Buying from outside Canada? See our main Alloy Steel Round Bars page for the full grade and size range, or browse all steel we supply in Canada.

  • Custom order available
  • Pan-India delivery
  • Mill test certificate
  • 24hr quote response
Registered and verifiable

Every number on this page can be checked

We are a procurement business, not a manufacturing unit, so we do not hold ISO 9001, IATF 16949 or a BIS licence — those certifications belong to the mills we source from and cover their production. What we do hold are the statutory registrations that let us trade, invoice and export, and each one is independently verifiable on a government portal.

ABZ-4704
LLPIN
MCA, 15 Dec 2022
27AATFT9502H1ZN
GSTIN
Maharashtra, Regular
AATFT9502H
IEC
DGFT Mumbai, 2026
UDYAM-MH-19-0195430
Udyam / MSME
Micro, Trading
DIPP135219
DPIIT Startup
Valid to Dec 2032
MCA
Company record

Incorporation certificate, partner details and annual filings are on public record against LLPIN ABZ-4704.

GST
Tax invoice

Valid tax invoice with HSN code on every order, so input tax credit is available against every purchase.

DGFT
Export capability

IEC issued August 2026. The capability is current; we do not claim a long export history.

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Grade, Size, Quantity, Inspection Requirement

We come back with the source named and the lead time split between stock and mill-rolled material — so your planning is based on a real date, not an optimistic one.