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TAMINOTA STEEL — steel from Chinese mills to your warehouse in Uzbekistan

Steel products · Chinese mills → Uzbekistan

Steel from the producing mill to your warehouse

Rebar, plate, coil, pipe, bars and sections. A contract with the mill, inspection before shipment, documents travel with the steel.

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  • China mills → your warehouse
  • Mill certificate with every batch
  • Two control points
What stands behind the catalogue

In numbers

What stands behind the catalogue

How we work in detail

46

items

Every item has a standard, a steel grade and a table of sizes and weights.

8

categories

Rebar and plate, coil and pipe, bar and section steel, wire and cast iron.

4

standard systems

GOST, GB, ASTM and EN are matched in grade equivalence tables.

2

control points

Inspection at the mill before shipment and acceptance by weight at the warehouse.

Catalogue

Eight categories of steel

Every item has standards, grades and a weight table. If a size is missing, the mill rolls to your specification.

Open the full catalogue · 46 items
Rebar
Rebar 5 items
Sheet and plate
Sheet and plate 8 items
Coil
Coil 6 items
Pipes
Pipes 8 items
Long products
Long products 6 items
Structural sections
Structural sections 6 items
Wire and mesh
Wire and mesh 5 items
Ductile iron pipes
Ductile iron pipes 2 items

How we work

Five steps from specification to warehouse

One procedure for any batch, from a wagon of rebar to a plate line.

How we work in detail
  1. Specification

    01

    Specification

    Grade, sizes, standard, tonnage. Tolerances and packing recorded the way the mill records them.

  2. Producing mill

    02

    Producing mill

    A mill that rolls this item itself. Price to your warehouse and terms fixed in the contract.

  3. Mill inspection

    03

    Mill inspection

    Measurements, heat number checked against the certificate, marking, packing, weight. A photo-documented report for you.

  4. Route of the batch

    04

    Route of the batch

    Wagon, container or road train. Paperwork by the bureau, the batch visible at every node.

  5. Acceptance at the warehouse

    05

    Acceptance at the warehouse

    Checked against the specification and weighed in your presence. The acceptance report closes the delivery.

Selection

We will match your task in three steps

Tell us what you need and how much, leave a number. We will call, clarify sizes and quote the batch.

  1. 01What do you need?
  2. 02When do you need it?
  3. 03Where should we call?

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Questions

What is asked before the first batch

All questions and documents
01Why can we trust you
A contract with the producing mill, not a trader. The batch is inspected at the mill before shipment with photos of every bundle. The mill certificate and the inspection report travel with the steel, and at your warehouse the batch is accepted a second time, by specification and weight.
02Are you a mill or a middleman
A bureau. We find the mill that rolls the item itself, sign the contract with it and take the batch to your warehouse. There are no other links between the mill and you.
03Why are there no prices on the site
Steel pricing depends on grade, size, tonnage, delivery terms and the exchange rate on the day of contract. A number on the page would be wrong by the time you read it.
04What is the minimum batch
The batch is sized to your volume and site. Send a specification with tonnage and we will quote it and advise how to assemble it: wagon, container or road train.
05What if the steel arrives defective
Defects confirmed by report are replaced: the producing mill supplies the replacement under its contract with the bureau. The bureau pursues it; you never deal with the mill.
06Can I order a size that is not in the catalogue
Yes. The catalogue shows common sizes; the mill rolls to specification. Non-standard length, thickness, coating or grade is agreed before the contract.
07What comes with the steel
The mill test certificate (MTC), a photo-documented inspection report, the specification and packing list, a certificate of origin, customs documents and the acceptance report at your warehouse.
08How does mill supply differ from the market
In three ways. Provenance: steel with a heat number on the certificate, not “the same kind”. Price: no links between the mill and you. Accountability: defects confirmed by report are replaced — the producing mill supplies the replacement under its contract with the bureau.
09How does the inspection work
At the mill, before shipment: thickness and diameter measured with micrometer and calipers, the mill certificate checked against the heat number on the tag, marking, packing and weight verified. You receive a report with photographs of every bundle.
10How do we pay
By bank transfer with legal entities of Uzbekistan. Payment terms and order are written into the contract before shipment.

Knowledge

How to read a tag, a certificate and a weight table

Twelve short articles on what matches between GOST, GB, ASTM and EN, what does not, and what to write into the contract.

All articles
Which rebar you need: our A500C and Chinese HRB
GOST 34028-2016 · GB/T 1499.2-2018 Which rebar you need: our A500C and Chinese HRB The specification says A500C to GOST 34028-2016, the Chinese mill rolls to GB/T 1499.2-2018. Which of the two 500-grades to write into the contract, and why HRB400E does not replace A500C without recalculation.
Ordinary structural steel under four names
GOST 380-2005 · GOST 14637-89 Ordinary structural steel under four names General structural steel in four standards. Where the numbers coincide, where they differ by tenths, and why the “sp” in GOST and the “B” in GB answer for different things.
Which plate to take for load-bearing structures
GOST 19281-2014 · GB/T 1591-2018 Which plate to take for load-bearing structures Q345B disappeared from GB/T 1591 in 2018 but lives on in old certificates. How Q355B differs from 09G2S in numbers, where their test temperatures part ways, and what to write into the contract when the structure works in frost.

Contact

Call or write, we answer during working hours

A specification is easier to send through the form: the request gets a number and does not get lost in correspondence.

+998 99 011 62 29
info@taminota.com @taminotauz

Tashkent, Uzbekistan · Working days

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