Forged Round Bars Manufacturer in India | Maruti Inox

By marutiinox, 26 August, 2026
Forged Round Bars

Maruti Inox is a stainless steel forged round bar manufacturer and supplier in Mehsana, Gujarat, India. Our SS forged round bars are produced through hot forging followed by turning to achieve a clean surface finish and consistent quality across the bar. Available in large diameters from 130 mm to 400 mm, they are suitable for flanges, shafts, valve bodies and other critical engineering applications.

Forged Round Bars Specifications 

Our stainless steel forged round bars are available from 130mm to 400mm diameter in lengths from 3.0 to 6.0 metres. The table below outlines the available size range, supply condition, tolerance and lengths.

What is a Forged Round Bar? 

A forged round bar is a stainless steel bar produced by shaping heated steel through a forging process to achieve a round cross-section. Forging subjects the heated material to controlled deformation, refining the internal grain structure and improving mechanical properties. After forging, the bar is turned to remove the outer surface layer and achieve a clean, consistent diameter. This forged and turned condition makes the bar suitable as starting material for shafts, flanges, valve bodies and other engineered components requiring a large diameter solid bar. 

How Are Stainless Steel Forged Round Bars Made? 

Stainless steel forged round bars are produced by heating the steel to a suitable forging temperature and applying controlled pressure or impact to form the required round section. After forging, the bars are turned to achieve the specified surface condition and dimensions. The combination of forging and turning provides a suitable starting form for downstream machining and component manufacturing. 

Applications of Forged Round Bars 

Stainless steel forged round bars are used as starting material for large and critical components that require further machining or processing.

Typical applications include:

  • Flanges
  • Shafts
  • Valve bodies
  • Heavy engineering components
  • Industrial machinery components
  • Process equipment components
  • Large machined components

The appropriate stainless steel grade and bar dimensions should be selected according to the operating environment and requirements of the finished component.

Why Source Forged Round Bars from Maruti Inox?

Maruti Inox manufactures stainless steel forged round bars at its facility in Mehsana, Gujarat. The bars are supplied in forged and turned condition and are available in large diameters from 130mm to 400mm, supporting requirements for flanges, shafts, valve bodies and other engineered components. Every supply is accompanied by an official Maruti Inox Test Certificate, providing material information for verification and traceability. Forged round bars are produced under a TÜV SÜD ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system. Customers can contact the Maruti Inox team to confirm grade availability, size, length and specific product requirements. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is a stainless steel forged round bar?

A stainless steel forged round bar is produced by applying controlled pressure or impact to heated stainless steel material to achieve a round cross-section. The bar is then turned to achieve a clean surface finish and consistent diameter. 

Q2 : What is the difference between a forged round bar and a hot rolled round bar?

Hot rolled round bars are produced by rolling heated billets through rolling mills, suited to standard sizes from 16mm to 180mm.

Forged round bars are produced by compressive forging, refining the grain structure and improving mechanical properties, suited to larger diameters from 130mm to 400mm and critical engineering applications.

Q3 What sizes are available in forged round bars from Maruti Inox?

Stainless steel forged round bars are available from 130mm to 400mm diameter in lengths from 3.0 to 6.0 metres.

Q4 What applications use stainless steel forged round bars?

Stainless steel forged round bars are used for flanges, shafts, valve bodies, heavy engineering components, industrial machinery and process equipment components requiring large diameter solid bars