About IRAX

Engineering-driven supply

Material supply is not simply about delivering the right product. It also means evaluating whether that product suits the system’s design conditions — pressure and temperature, material grade, and the engineering codes and standards the line is built to.

With an engineering background behind the desk, that evaluation comes with the quotation:

• Material selection — the grade the service calls for, not only the grade written on the enquiry
• Grade equivalency — ASTM to EN and back, where a drawing and a supply market do not use the same designation
• Pressure rating and wall thickness — checked against the design pressure and temperature rather than carried over from the last job
• Technical specification review — the line list read against the specification it is written to, with what does not agree flagged before it is priced
• Supply to project requirements — certification, inspection and documentation set by the project, not by what is convenient

The objective is not to be a material supplier but a supply partner: the right product, the right standard, competitive pricing and reliable delivery.

How an order runs

1. Line list or drawing — an MTO, an isometric, a spreadsheet or a photograph of a marked-up P&ID. Whatever exists.
2. Technical review — grades, standards, ratings and ends checked against each other and against the service.
3. Quotation — priced per line, ex-works, with the availability and the certification level stated on each one.
4. Order and inspection — material called off, documentation assembled, third-party inspection arranged if the order requires it.
5. Delivery — with the certificates, the packing list and the heat numbers that match them.

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