Cut to the drawing
We cut strips, gussets and blanks to your sketch: less waste and less work on site.
Hot-rolled plate from 2 to 10 mm, 1250 and 1500 mm wide, for gussets, base plates, cladding and embedded parts. Cutting and delivery across Kyiv.
Hot-rolled plate is the base for everything that is not made from a section: gussets in joints, base plates under posts, embedded parts in concrete, hopper cladding, frame reinforcement, platforms and stair treads. Thin plate from 2 mm bends and cuts easily; from 5 mm upward it is structural steel for welded joints.
Thickness drives both weight and behaviour. A 1250×2500 sheet at 2 mm weighs a fraction of the same sheet at 8 mm, which directly affects delivery and whether it can be lifted by hand on site. Standard widths are 1250 and 1500 mm; length and cutting are agreed against your drawing.
Items from our price list. A manager confirms the price for the shipping day, and anything still unknown is honestly marked as pending.
| Item | Weight per metre | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot-rolled sheet 2 mm, width 1250 | 15.70 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| Hot-rolled sheet 3 mm, width 1250 | 23.55 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| Hot-rolled sheet 4 mm, width 1250 | 31.40 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| Hot-rolled sheet 5 mm, width 1500 | 39.25 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| Hot-rolled sheet 8 mm, width 1500 | 62.80 kg/m | to be confirmed | |
| Hot-rolled sheet 10 mm, width 1500 | 78.50 kg/m | to be confirmed |
Size not listed? Send the list from your estimate and we will bring it in to order.
We cut strips, gussets and blanks to your sketch: less waste and less work on site.
Thick plate comes off by crane truck; a bundle of steel is not lifted by hand.
A manager confirms the price for the shipping day. Sheet weight follows thickness and format.
Weight follows thickness and format: the thicker the plate, the heavier the sheet. A table by thickness and format is in our reference section.
Typical welded joints in domestic structures often use 4 to 8 mm. The exact thickness depends on the force in the joint and should come from the drawing.
Yes, we cut strips and blanks. Send a drawing or a list of sizes and we will price the cutting.
Hot-rolled is thicker, cheaper and carries mill scale — it goes into structures. Cold-rolled is thinner with a smoother surface, for parts where appearance matters.
Send a drawing or a list of blanks and we will calculate weight, cutting and delivered cost.
Tell us what you need — we will work out the volume, the price and the delivery, and get back to you.