thin to heavy
Plates
Structural plates for built-up members, base plates, connections and bridges – as-rolled, normalised or thermomechanically rolled, with impact and Z-quality options.

Solution · Steel sourcing
Vietnam is now one of the world's top 10 steel producers – and our supply chain reaches beyond it to mills in ten more origins. Plates, coils, sections, hollow sections and coated steel in every major standard and strength class, sourced to the origin your project specifies and traceable to the mill heat.

Every steel structure starts with its raw material. Grade, thickness, toughness and origin decide whether a building meets its code, passes inspection and clears customs in the destination country – so we treat steel sourcing as part of the engineering, not as purchasing alone.
Our factory sits in one of the fastest-growing steel economies in the world. Domestic mills supply hot-rolled coil, coated coil, pipes and sections at short lead times; for heavy plates, special grades or a specified origin we buy from approved mills in India, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Europe and Egypt. Each order is matched to the project specification – standard, grade, origin and certificates – before it is placed.
Product forms
The raw materials behind our structures – sourced in the sizes and grades each project calls for.
thin to heavy
Structural plates for built-up members, base plates, connections and bridges – as-rolled, normalised or thermomechanically rolled, with impact and Z-quality options.
HRC
Coil for cut-to-length plate, web plates of built-up members and cold-formed sections.
H · I · W · UB · UC
Wide-flange beams and columns, I-beams, channels and angles for frames, bracing and secondary steel.
SHS · RHS · CHS
Square, rectangular and circular hollow sections – cold-formed or hot-finished – for columns, trusses and handrails.
zinc · Zn-Al · pre-painted
Galvanised, zinc-aluminium and pre-painted steel for roofing, cladding, purlins and accessories.
C · Z
Purlins and girts roll-formed from high-strength coated coil to the section and length of each building.
用途
Domestic mills mean short lead times, lower inbound logistics and supply security for standard grades.
Heavy plates, special grades or a specified origin – sourced from approved mills across Asia, Europe and Africa.
Steel origin chosen to meet the project specification, approved-mill lists, rules of origin and trade measures in your market.
ASTM, AS/NZS, EN, JIS, KS and GB grades – one supplier for projects in the US, Australia, Europe and Asia.
From mild steel to high-strength 460 MPa grades, impact-tested and through-thickness (Z-quality) plates.
Mill certificates checked on receipt and heat numbers carried to every piece – the record your inspector asks for.
規格とコンプライアンス
We buy to the material standard named in your specification – and check every mill certificate against it.
Grades listed are examples of what we regularly source; other grades on request.
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Material documents
Material records are part of the quality dossier of every project.
EN 10204 type 3.1
Chemical composition, tensile and impact results for each heat, issued by the producing mill.
On request
Results validated by an independent inspector or the purchaser's representative.
Per shipment
Preferential (FTA) or non-preferential origin certificate as required.
Where specified
Producing mill and country of melting and rolling, for origin-restricted projects.
World Steel QA/QC
Heat numbers linked to piece marks and certificates for every member.
World Steel QA/QC
Certificate review, dimensions, thickness and surface checks on receipt.
On request
Tensile, impact, chemical, hardness or ultrasonic tests by an accredited laboratory.
EN 1090 projects
Declarations of performance for CE-marked steel products where required.
Documents vary with the specification and destination; 3.2 certificates and third-party tests are arranged on request.
Vietnam · Top 10 steel producer
Vietnam produced 24.7 million tonnes of crude steel in 2025, ranking 11th in the world and first in Southeast Asia according to worldsteel – and in 2026 it entered the global top 10 steel producers for the first time.
Integrated blast-furnace and electric-arc mills supply long products, hot-rolled coil, cold-rolled and coated coil and pipes, and new hot-rolled coil capacity started commercial production in 2025. For our customers that means standard grades close to our factory, shorter lead times and less exposure to long-haul supply risk.


Multi-origin supply
Vietnam also imports around 16 million tonnes of steel a year, mainly from China, Japan, Korea, Indonesia and Taiwan – a mature trade that gives us access to heavy plates, wide sections and special grades not rolled locally.
We buy from mills in India, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the European Union and Egypt. Every mill is evaluated before it is used, and every delivery is accepted on the same basis: the grade, standard and certificate your specification requires.
Origin compliance
Many projects specify where steel may – or may not – come from: approved-mill lists, domestic-content rules, preferential tariffs under free trade agreements, or trade-remedy duties on certain origins. We agree the permitted origins with you before ordering and keep them on the purchase order.
The mill certificate states the producing mill and the place of melting; certificates of origin, mill origin statements and the full traceability record are supplied with the project documents, so your customs broker and inspector have what they need.


Quality & traceability
Every plate, coil and section arrives with an EN 10204 type 3.1 inspection certificate – chemistry, tensile and impact results for its heat. Our receiving inspection checks the certificate against the order and the standard, and checks size, thickness and surface before material enters the stock.
Heat numbers are transferred to every cut piece and linked to the piece marks on the shop drawings – the traceability required for fabrication under EN 1090-2 and AS/NZS 5131. Type 3.2 certificates, third-party testing and ultrasonic testing of plates are available on request.
Reference
Quick reference for specifiers – nearest equivalents by minimum yield strength; substitution always needs the engineer's approval.
| Strength class | EN | ASTM | AS/NZS | JIS | GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mild – 235–250 MPa | S235JR | A36 | Grade 250 | SS400 | Q235B |
| 275–300 MPa | S275JR | A572 Gr 42 | Grade 300 | – | Q275 |
| High strength – 325–355 MPa | S355JR / J0 / J2 | A572 Gr 50 · A992 | Grade 350 | SM490 · SN490B | Q355B |
| Very high strength – 420–460 MPa | S420M · S460N/M | A572 Gr 60 / 65 | Grade 450 | SM570 | Q460 |
Minimum yield strengths depend on thickness; chemistry, toughness and tolerances differ between standards – equivalents are not automatically interchangeable.
| Origin | Agreements with Vietnam | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Vietnam | Domestic supply | Standard grades, coil, coated steel, pipes, sections |
| China | ACFTA · RCEP | Wide range of plates and sections |
| India | AIFTA | Plates, coil and sections |
| Japan | VJEPA · AJCEP · CPTPP · RCEP | Special and high-strength grades |
| Korea | VKFTA · AKFTA · RCEP | Heavy plates and wide-flange sections |
| Taiwan | WTO terms | Plates, sections and coil |
| Indonesia · Malaysia · Thailand | ATIGA · RCEP (Malaysia also CPTPP) | Regional supply of coil, plates and sections |
| European Union | EVFTA | EN grades and European-origin projects |
| Egypt | WTO terms | Alternative origin for selected products |
Preferential duty needs a valid certificate of origin under the agreement; trade-remedy measures on specific products and origins are checked for every order.
| Product | Typical standards | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Plates | EN 10025 · ASTM A36/A572 · AS/NZS 3678 · JIS G3106 | Built-up members, base plates, connections |
| Hot-rolled coil | ASTM A1011 · AS/NZS 1594 · EN 10025-2 · JIS G3101 | Webs, cut-to-length plate, cold-formed sections |
| H / I / W sections | ASTM A992 · AS/NZS 3679.1 · EN 10025-2 · JIS G3101 | Columns, beams, frames |
| Channels & angles | ASTM A36 · AS/NZS 3679.1 · EN 10025-2 · JIS G3101 | Bracing, secondary steel, platforms |
| Hollow sections | ASTM A500/A1085 · AS/NZS 1163 · EN 10210/10219 | Columns, trusses, handrails |
| Coated coil & sheet | ASTM A653 · AS 1397 · EN 10346 · JIS G3302/G3312 | Roofing, cladding, purlins, flashings |
プロセス
Standard, grade, toughness, origin and certificates taken from your specification.
Approved mills selected; origin and delivery agreed before ordering.
Mill certificates reviewed against the order and the standard.
Size, thickness, surface and markings checked on arrival.
Heat numbers and grades recorded and transferred to every piece.
Material released to cutting – fully traceable to the dossier.
FAQ
Yes. According to worldsteel, Vietnam produced 24.7 million tonnes of crude steel in 2025, ranking 11th in the world and first in Southeast Asia, and it entered the top 10 for the first time on 2026 production data.
Yes. Permitted and excluded origins are agreed before ordering and written on the purchase order; the mill certificate shows the producing mill, and certificates of origin or mill origin statements are supplied with the documents.
ASTM and CSA for North America, AS/NZS for Australia and New Zealand, EN for Europe, and JIS, KS and GB grades for Asian projects – from mild steel to 460 MPa high-strength grades.
Every heat is covered by an EN 10204 type 3.1 certificate from the producing mill. Type 3.2 certificates and third-party tests can be arranged on request.
Yes – impact-tested grades such as S355J2/K2, AS/NZS 3678 L0/L15 options and through-thickness Z15–Z35 plates to EN 10164 are sourced where the design requires them.
Only with the written approval of the engineer of record. Grades with similar yield strength still differ in chemistry, toughness and tolerances, so we never substitute without approval.
Send us your specification and origin requirements; we confirm grades, origins, lead times and certificates with your quotation.