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In structural steel export business, the Mill Test Certificate (MTC) is a mandatory document for overseas construction projects, customs clearance and third-party inspection such as SGS or BV. Many buyers and steel traders encounter shipment detention, rejection or claims due to incorrect MTC format, missing fields or mismatched heat numbers. For hot rolled steel sections

Section steel is one of the most fundamental raw materials for steel construction. Based on cross-section size, web & flange thickness, unit weight and load-bearing capacity, structural steel is commonly divided into light section steel and heavy section steel. Many buyers and engineers confuse light/heavy section steel with light-gauge steel structure and heavy steel structure.

When buying steel sections such as H beams, IPE sections, UPN channels, angle steel and steel pipes, overseas buyers often ask for quality documents: MTC, MTR, ISO9001 certificate, CE certificate and SGS test report. Many new steel importers mix up these documents. Each certificate has a different function, issuing party and usage scenario. They play

Customs clearance is one of the most frequent confusing points in steel section foreign trade. Many buyers and sellers misunderstand who should handle customs declaration, submit documents, pay import duties and bear inspection risks. The core rule is simple: customs clearance responsibility is determined by the Incoterms® 2020 term agreed in your sales contract. We