About us

The company “Sanyal Steel” has been formed in the year 2013 with a mindset to commit itself to be an effective service producer for the Mineral industry by achieving ways to implement better and most innovative technologies in terms of Beneficiation, Pelletization and Utilization of the low grade Ores of the Earth. Founded and owned by an experienced enterprenour Mrs. Arpita Sanyal.
The Company is backed by various visionaries and veterans from the field of Mineral Beneficiation & Pelletization Industry. The valuable inputs and perpetual support from the Experienced and relentless hard-work from our team hope to bring out best in our customer service and support. We sincerely hope to do give the best to our Customers and invariably Care our customers.

Our Products & Services

• Preparation Of PFR & DPR. Interpreting test results pertaining to Iron making projects.
• Project Planning, estimation, Selection of Process & Equipment and Execution.
• Tendering & Procurement support.
• Basic and Detailed Engineering.
• Erection & commissioning
• Operation, Maintenance & Maintenance Planning.
• Planning (Modification, Spares, Fuel, Lubes & Chemicals)
• Training & Preparation of Training Modules
• Presentation & Negotiation
• We represent Marsyntex (Germany) filter cloth, membrane and chamber plates.

Pellet India

Pellet Industry in India has investment of over Rs. 40,000 crores, which has provided employment for around 1,00,000 people with 85 MTPA Mineral pellet manufacturing capacity in India. And around 117 MTPA Capacity for Beneficiation Mineral Pellet is a value added manufactured product and excise duty is levied on the same.
Mineral Pellets are manufactured by a process of beneficiation of low grade mineral, slurry transportation of concentrate produced, followed by filtration of concentrated slurry, mixing additives and indurated in a furnace upto 1300^°C to produce mineral pellets.

India is working towards becoming a manufacturing powerhouse through various policy initiatives, the steel industry has emerged as a major focus area given the dependence of a plethora of sectors on its output. India is currently the world’s second largest producer of steel and is set to become the second largest consumer of steel, with the industry contributing about 2% of the country’s GDP. The industry has the potential to make India to regain its positive trade balance in steel as well as to drive the country’s export manufacturing capabilities. There is an urgent need to boost the competitiveness of the country’s steel industry. In order to achieve this, cost reduction across the supply chain, development of efficient logistics and reduction in financing costs are some of the measures required. A sound credit sector, better investment environment and boost to infrastructure development will go a long way towards strengthening the industry. Steel and metal manufacturing units are considered to be asset intensive. In addition to automating processes, these technologies connect all units in a plant, allowing them to interact in real time
and enhancing the efficiency of the whole system. Sound asset performance and technology integration will also boost labour productivity. This will help in reducing costs and increasing profitability across the industry. Investment in education and training will be a key enabler in these areas. The right adoption of the emerging technologies is a critical factor for success in times to come. Though the steel industry in India and the rest of the world is grappling with certain challenges, a push from the government and the adoption of emerging technologies will enable India to become a USD 5 trillion economy in 5 years and to achieve the goals outlined in National Steel Policy, 2017.