Best Steel Supplier Philippines
Kings Steel Corp is mainly a steel material supplier for a broad range of oil industrial, oil & gas, petrochemical, mining, power & energy, and building construction applications.
We are capable of supplying and trading the steel products such as Plate, Pipe, H-Beam, I-Beam, Channel and Steel Tube in a wide range of sizes and variety of material specifications.
The material origins are guaranteed with the best quality from Europe, Japan, Korea. Thailand, Taiwan, and China. The goods are served with material, product and/or inspection certificates to assure its quality with the basis on reliable standards like ASME, ASTM, DIN, BS, TIS, ANSI, JIS, and many others.
Comprehensive Steel Product Range
Our extensive inventory encompasses an assortment of structural steel products, includ- ing Stainless and Carbon Steel Pipes, Steel Plates, Galvanized Iron (GI) Pipes, materials. In addition, we offer Seamless Pipes, Square Tubes, Rectangular Tubes, Flanges, Elbows, Tees, Caps, and Reducer
Featured Products
As the Philippines’ leading supplier of top-tier steel and metal fabrication, we consistently meet and exceed industry standards. Our premium construction materials form the foundation for impressive architectural structures, sturdy infrastructures, powerful industrial machinery, dependable vehicles, stylish furniture, and customized creations. Here, we proudly feature our top-selling construction materials.
Special Projects – Pre Fabrications
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do I make sure the structural steel such as rebar or wide flange beams follows DPWH rules and Philippine National Standards (PNS 49)?
To make sure it meets DPWH rules and PNS 49 always ask for a Mill Test Certificate (MTC) for every group of rebar, structural steel or pipes. A good steel seller in the Philippines will give MTCs that show the chemical parts how force it can take, how strong it is and how much it can stretch. These results should link directly to the heat numbers. Also make sure the seller gives Grade 33 Grade 40 or Grade 60 rebar with marks that show the company logo, the size of the bar and the grade. For projects and tall buildings ask for a third-party check before the steel arrives on site.
What is the difference between Grade 304 and Grade 316 steel when used in places near the coast or where there are a lot of chemicals in the Philippines?
The main difference is in the parts it is made of. How well it handles saltwater and chemicals. Grade 304 stainless steel has 18% chromium and 8% nickel. It works well for uses, like shops, decoration and regular factories where there is not much salt. Grade 316 stainless steel has 2 to 3% molybdenum. This makes it much better at handling rust from salt and chemicals in places like areas in Batangas, Cebu or Davao and in chemical plants. Grade 316 costs upfront but saves money in the long run by avoiding damage and needing less repair.
What things change the cost of steel per ton in the Philippines and how can I get lower prices for big projects?
The cost of steel in the Philippines changes based on different things. It depends on how much steel local factories can produce. The price of metal around the world also plays a part. Shipping costs by sea can change the price of steel too. I have noticed that the money exchange rate between the US dollar and the Philippine peso matters a lot. Finally the amount of metal that comes from countries, like China, Vietnam and Japan affects the steel price in the Philippines. To stop costs from going up during a project:
1. Make a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with steel sellers or big distributors.
2. Talk about orders or plans to bring the steel in steps based on when parts of the project are done.
3. Order from the factory directly if you need a lot of steel than 100 metric tons to avoid extra fees from middlemen.
A good seller will help with payment options like letters of credit or other arrangements. Give clear prices based on real steel prices.
How do delivery times and moving steel work for projects in places outside Metro Manila like in the Visayas or Mindanao?
Getting steel to places outside Metro Manila needs a seller who has a good way to move things between islands and handle ports. The usual time to get steel is 3 to 5 days for items that’re already in stock from places like Cebu, Cagayan de Oro or Subic. For steel like wide flanges, thick plates or special piles it can take 14 to 21 days from the main ports. When you pick a seller, check if they bring in machines to move the steel on site, get the papers needed at the port and offer ways to split up the shipment so the project stays on schedule.
Why should I pick dip galvanized steel instead of painted or regular black iron steel, for the frame of a warehouse?
Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG) steel is fully covered in melted zinc. This creates a bond that protects both inside and outside. It follows PNS 263 or ASTM A123 rules. In the warm weather of the Philippines regular black iron steel needs painting often and can rust in a few years. Painted steel looks nice. Can get damaged on the edges and inside if it gets scratched. HDG steel lasts 25 to 50 years without needing care. For warehouse frames big beams and solar setups using HDG means time lost and less chance of the structure breaking down over time.
What is the minimum amount of construction steel products I have to order and how long does it take to get them?
At King Steel, we require a minimum order of 10 tons and we can usually deliver the steel plates quickly so that you can complete your project on time.