Ideas, standards and updates from the shop floor.
Technical guides on grades, finishes and tolerances; what our certifications actually mean for your supply chain; and updates from our Dholka facility — written by the team that runs it.
Choosing the Right Tolerance Class for Precision Machining
Specifying a tighter tolerance class than your process actually needs adds cost with no benefit. Here's how to match tolerance class to application.
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Janki Stainless Expands Annual Capacity to 28,800 MT
A second furnace and an expanded finishing line at our Dholka facility take Janki Stainless's current annual production capacity to 28,800 MT, with a roadmap to 60,000 MT by 2030.
Surface Finishes Explained: From Cold Drawn to Centerless Ground
Surface finish affects more than appearance — it changes tolerance, straightness and how the material behaves on your machine. A quick guide to what each process actually does.
BIS Certification: What It Means for Your Supply Chain
A BIS mark on a stainless steel product is a quality guarantee backed by third-party audit, not a self-declared claim. Here is what the standard actually checks.
How to Read a Mill Test Certificate (MTC)
Every batch we dispatch travels with a mill test certificate. Here is what each section actually tells you, and what to check before you sign off on a delivery.
Stainless Steel Grades: 304 vs 316, and How to Choose
The two most-specified austenitic grades look identical on a spec sheet. The difference is molybdenum — and it matters more in some applications than others.
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