At Narsingh Ispat Limited, we operate three state-of-the-art sinter plants, each with a capacity of 600 Metric Tons Per Day (MTPD). These plants are essential to our iron production process, as they agglomerate iron ore fines and other fine materials at high temperatures to create sinter—a porous, small, irregular nodule of iron mixed with small amounts of other minerals. This sinter is then utilized in our blast furnaces to convert iron into steel efficiently.

The sintering process at Narsingh Ispat Limited ensures that the constituent materials fuse to form a single porous mass with minimal change in their chemical properties. This not only optimizes the blast furnace operations but also enhances the overall efficiency of our iron production process. In addition to their role in iron production, our sinter plants are also integral to non-ferrous smelting processes. They play a key role in the production of primary lead, as well as being historically significant in copper smelting operations.

Recognizing the critical importance of our sinter plants, Narsingh Ispat Limited is fully prepared to expand the capacity and infrastructure of these plants in the near future. This expansion will further strengthen our production capabilities, allowing us to meet growing demand and continue delivering high-quality iron and steel products to our customers.

In our production process, waste CO gases are generated, which traditionally would be released into the atmosphere. However, through our advanced WHRB technology, we capture these gases and use them as fuel to generate electricity. This not only reduces our environmental impact by minimizing emissions but also allows us to convert what would otherwise be wasted energy into a reliable power source for our operations.