Global Certified
ISO 9001:2016
Winner
Best Industry
Established in the year of 2014 @ Chennai one of the Metro City of Inda. We “Sabari Enterprises” are the Whole Sale & Retail Trader, Importer and Exporter of an extensive array of TMT BARS, Galvanized Pipes & Tubes, Beam, Channel, Angles, Flats, Rounds & Squares. Also HR Plates, HR & CR Sheets & Colour Coated Roofing Sheets, Binding Wire, Chain Link Fencing and Barbed Wires, Construction Wire Nail, etc.
We established a warehousing unit, which is capable of storing our sourced products in bulk with equipped Handling Machineries like Mobile & EOT Cranes. The in-house quality testing unit is set up to conduct the quality test of the procured products. Our competent team of professionals has helped us in maintaining the high standards of our range. For providing maximum satisfaction to our clients, we have devised various strategies along with the quality; we also focus on the timely delivery of our consignments. For this, we have developed a well-linked distribution channel. We offer a complete variety of steel products at some of the best prices around the City. We are dealers for SAIL, VIZAG STEEL, JINDAL, TATA AND ESSAR. Our customers benefit not just from lower costs and quality goods, but also valuable guidance and suggestions from our experienced employees. We select our vendors after considering various parameters in order to ensure industry standards Our mentor, “Mr. 8020 Karthikeyan”, has been a constant source of inspiration for our professionals. His able guidance and experience, has helped us in establishing a wide clientele across the country.
Vision
•To strive for customer satisfaction by providing high quality goods. valuable guidance and suggestions
•Differentiate our company through extraordinary service.
•Achieve operational excellence by focusing on delivering high-quality steel products, and low delivery cost.
Mission
•Foster a sense of urgency for achievement, growth, and innovation.
Quality Policy
• Bring inspiration, strength and color to our customer community by working together with our suppliers.
How steel is used in buildings and infrastructure
The possibilities for using steel in buildings and infrastructure are limitless. The most common applications are listed below.
Structural sections
These provide a strong, stiff frame for the building and make up 35% of the steel use in buildings.
Reinforcing Bars
These add tensile strength and stiffness to concrete and make up 40% of steel use in buildings. Steel is used because it binds well to concrete, has a similar thermal expansion coefficient and is strong and relatively cost-effective. Reinforced concrete is also used to provide deep foundations and basements and is currently the world’s primary building material.
Sheet products
30% is in sheet products such as roofing, purlins, internal walls, ceilings, cladding, and insulating panels for exterior walls.
Non-structural steel
Steel is also found in many non-structural applications in buildings, such as heating and cooling equipment and interior ducting. Internal fixtures and fittings such as rails, shelving and stairs are also made of steel. For infrastructure
Transport networks
Steel is required for bridges, tunnels, rail track and in constructing buildings such as Refinaries, Power stations, Railway stations, ports and airports. About 60% of steel use in this application is as rebar and the rest is sections, plates and rail track.
Utilities (fuel, water, power)
Over 50% of the steel used for this application is in underground pipelines to distribute water to and from housing, and to distribute gas. The rest is mainly rebar for power stations and pumping houses.
What does sustainability mean to us?
"Demonstrably contribute in a socially, ethically, and environmentally-responsible way to the development of a society where the needs of all are met.” Sustainability has emerged to be one of the defining issues across the globe. It has pushed businesses to introspect, acknowledge, and efficiently respond to it. We at SABARI ENTERPRISES have recognized, unintended though, the contribution to environmental, social, or overall developmental problems through our businesses. To tackle it, we plan towards creating a world where the human rights of everyone continue to be met and where the ability of the world to support humankind is maintained or, if possible, improved.