SDF (Single Door Frame)

SDF (Single Door Frame) is a strong and durable steel section specially designed for door frame applications. Manufactured from high-quality steel with precise dimensions and a smooth finish, it offers excellent strength, stability, and long-lasting performance. SDF sections are easy to install, resistant to wear and deformation, and provide a reliable framework for doors in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Their robust construction ensures better support and enhanced durability compared to traditional wooden frames.

SDF (Single Door Frame)
Close view of SDF (Single Door Frame)
Slitting stage
07Slitting
Tube Mill stage
08Tube Mill
Manufacturing Details

Made through controlled, product-relevant stages.

SDF (Single Door Frame) is a strong and durable steel section specially designed for door frame applications. Manufactured from high-quality steel with precise dimensions and a smooth finish, it offers excellent strength, stability, and long-lasting performance. SDF sections are easy to install, resistant to wear and deformation, and provide a reliable framework for doors in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Their robust construction ensures better support and enhanced durability compared to traditional wooden frames.

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    Slitting

    The levelled steel coils are processed through high-precision slitting machines where they are cut longitudinally into specific widths according to the required pipe and tube dimensions. The slitting process is carried out with strict dimensional tolerances to ensure uniform strip width and edge quality. Accurate slitting contributes significantly to proper tube formation, welding consistency, and overall product quality in subsequent manufacturing stages.

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    Tube Mill

    In the tube mill section, slit steel strips are gradually formed into round, square, or rectangular tubular shapes using advanced forming rolls and automated machinery. The open edges of the formed sections are welded continuously using the Electric Resistance Welding (ERW) process, which produces strong, uniform, and reliable weld joints. The tube mill operation is carefully controlled to maintain dimensional accuracy, structural integrity, smooth weld finish, and superior mechanical performance of the finished pipes and tubes.

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    Finishing & Packaging

    The finished pipes and tubes are carefully bundled, packed, labeled, and secured using suitable packaging methods to prevent physical damage, moisture exposure, and handling defects during storage and transportation. Proper packaging ensures safe delivery, efficient inventory management, and product protection throughout the supply chain until final dispatch to customers.

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Approved product range

Profile & thickness availability

Approved Single Door Frame dimensions and wall thicknesses from the product summary. The profile is shown schematically and is not a fabrication drawing.

Supply basisMade to approved specifications
Single Door Frame profile dimensions Schematic steel profile showing the approved 93 millimetre overall width, 45 millimetre overall height, 50 millimetre top return, 43 millimetre inner run, 20 millimetre upper drop and 25 millimetre lower rise.
Approved profile dimensions schematic · not to scale
Available wall thickness
1.60 mm2.00 mm2.20 mm2.50 mm2.80 mm3.00 mm
Profile dimensions
93 mm overall width × 45 mm overall height
Profile detail
50 mm top return, 43 mm inner run, 20 mm upper drop and 25 mm lower rise
Dimension tolerance
±0.30 mm
Thickness tolerance
±0.05 mm
Surface requirement
Smooth, installation-ready finish
Supply condition
Length and profile confirmed against the approved requirement
Certified Quality

Quality backed by certified systems.

ISKCO maintains certified management systems and supplies product ranges against applicable Indian Standards. Requirement-specific documentation is confirmed with the supply team.

MS Strips
IS 10748
Round MS / GI
IS 3601 · IS 1239 · IS 1161
Square & Rectangular MS / GI
IS 18573 · IS 4923
Testing Method

Quality starts before pipe forming.

Incoming MS billets and prepared MS strips are checked before they move into the product-specific manufacturing route.

01

MS Billets

  • Chemical analysis
  • Spectrometer test
  • Hardness test
  • Dimension test
  • Surface inspection
  • Weight verification
02

MS Strips

  • Chemical analysis
  • Tensile strength
  • Thickness & width check
  • Surface quality inspection
  • Weight verification
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