We review steel, ore and carbon-material offers by grade, analytical basis, inspection scope, quantity and contractual delivery terms.
Commodity Procurement, Quality Basis & Contractual Control
Our published trading focus includes steel products, iron ore, anthracite, coal and industrial raw materials. We connect the industrial application with sourcing, quality review, shipment planning and commercial agreement. The categories below distinguish our existing product pages from wider industry materials that are not confirmed as available DEKOM supply.
Sourcing, Purchasing and Contractual Control
A material inquiry should identify end use, grade, quantity, shipment size, destination and required delivery period. Procurement review combines source information with production readiness, product documentation and the proposed commercial basis.
Inspection provisions should identify where samples are taken, who witnesses sampling, the laboratory method, quantity determination and the procedure for resolving discrepancies. Contractual tolerances, rejection thresholds and claims periods should not be inferred from a general product description.
Coal & Carbon Materials
Our product pages cover anthracite, thermal coal, metallurgical coal and metallurgical coke; pulverized coal injection (PCI) is included within metallurgical coal. Fuel and carbon-material review considers calorific value, fixed carbon, volatile matter, sulfur, ash, moisture, sizing and the receiving process. The analytical basis—such as as-received or dry—must be stated before comparing offers.
Thermal users evaluate boiler compatibility and useful energy cost. Coke makers assess coking behavior and blend suitability; PCI users consider combustion and grindability. Petroleum coke and other industrial carbon materials are wider market categories in this brief, not confirmed DEKOM offerings.
Bulk cargo commonly moves by rail, truck or ship. Transfer points require appropriate dust control, sampling and moisture protection. Bagged or containerized supply may be suitable for selected products and shipment sizes; handling arrangements remain product- and contract-specific.
Steel Products
Our steel range includes flat and long products, tubes and pipes, and different carbon grades. Commercial descriptions may include coils, plates, sheets, structural sections, reinforcing bars and wire rods where the specific offer confirms availability. Billets and slabs are upstream steel forms; their inclusion in an inquiry does not establish a current stock position.
Technical review covers grade, dimensions, dimensional tolerances, surface condition, heat identification, mechanical properties and any required test certificate. EN, ASTM, ISO or Turkish standards should be identified by the exact applicable product standard and edition in the contract, not treated as interchangeable labels.
Steel logistics depends on mass, geometry and surface sensitivity. Coils need suitable cradles and coil-handling attachments; plates and sections need supports, dunnage and load restraint. Road, rail, container or breakbulk transport must account for permissible loads, securing, corrosion exposure and safe lifting.
Iron Ore, Ferroalloys and Other Raw Materials
Our iron ore pages distinguish fines, lumps, magnetite and hematite. Review typically considers iron content, gangue chemistry, moisture, particle size and downstream preparation. Ferroalloy review focuses on alloying-element content, residual elements and sizing appropriate to steelmaking or foundry addition.
Ferrous scrap, limestone, lime, sulfur and other industrial minerals are additional industry categories requested in the brief. They are not confirmed as our supplied portfolio. Any future offer would require a defined grade, contamination limits, classification, handling precautions and documentary basis.
Transport and discharge planning must suit the material: bulk ore can use grabs, hoppers and conveyors; bagged ferroalloys may move in containers and discharge by forklift. Cargo-specific marine requirements must be assessed before loading, including moisture-related hazards where applicable.
Our source-published product categories and ranges
- Iron ore
Fe: high grade 65%; medium 58–65%; low 45–52%. Fines 0–6 mm; lumps 6–30 mm. Magnetite and hematite.
- Anthracite
Fixed carbon: high 90–94%; medium 85–90%; low 77–85%. Published size ranges: 0–10, 0–13, 1–10, 1–13, 8–13, 8–12, 10–30, 10–40, 20–50, 20–80, 50–100 and 70–150 mm. Analytical basis is not stated.
- Metallurgical coal
PCI, hard coking, semi-hard coking and semi-soft coking coal; detailed numerical limits are not supplied.
- Thermal / steam coal
NAR categories 6,000, 5,500 and 4,500 kcal/kg; volatile matter ranges 28–35% and 35–42% (basis unspecified). Sizes: 0–10, 0.5–10, 5–10, 12–22, 22–30, 25–70, 40–80 and 50–70 mm.
- Metallurgical coke
Blast furnace, foundry and nut coke; coke breeze 0–10 mm.
- Steel products
Low, medium and high carbon steel; flat steel, long steel, tubes and pipes. Exact grades and dimensions require confirmation.
- Ferroalloys
Source labels: “Ferro silicon 70–75 HC” and “Ferro chrome”. The meaning and analytical basis of the source designation require confirmation.
- Industrial cables
Coaxial, control, power, dynamite blasting, flat flexible and intercom cables. No electrical ratings or verified standards are supplied.
- Industrial cranes
Port, overhead travelling, process, gantry, jib, special-purpose and source-labelled ex-proof cranes; lifting groups, crane equipment and steel structures. No lifting ratings or explosion-protection certification are established.
Source: DEKOM Products, reviewed 22 October 2026. These are published descriptions, not independently verified specifications or guaranteed supply. Analytical bases, availability, exact grades and contractual limits require confirmation.
Illustrative steel-handling scene; not a DEKOM-owned warehouse.