Excel Metal & Engg Industries

List of countries/Where we export and supply from last 25 years –

India, Canada, Angola, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Peru, Chile, Yemen,

Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, United States, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Croatia,

Czech Republic, Estonia, South Africa, Nigeria, Mexico, Turkey, Spain, France, United Kingdom,

Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, Gabon, China, Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Israel, Iran,

Kuwait, Mexico, Malaysia, Nigeria, Serbia, Algeria, Belarus, Belgium, Afghanistan, Bahrain,

Portugal, Switzerland, Libya, Romania, Thailand, Bhutan, Netherlands, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana,

Iran, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Vietnam, Qatar, New Zealand, Sweden, Trinidad & Tobago,

Tunisia, Ukraine, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Sri Lanka,

Lithuania, Mongolia, Russia,

List of city we supply from last 25 years –

Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune,New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Surat,

New York, Caracas, Howrah, Sydney, Ahvaz, Algiers, Pimpri-Chinchwad,

Vadodara, Kolkata, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad, Chiyoda, Ankara, Ho Chi Minh City, Bhopal,

Dubai, Seoul, Hyderabad, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Tehran, Calgary, Noida, Riyadh, Vung Tau,

Al Khobar, Atyrau, Lagos, Ulsan, Faridabad, Houston, Hanoic, Toronto, Hong Kong,

Rajkot, Brisbane, Los Angeles, London, Muscat, Edmonton, Busan, Mexico City, Doha,

Jeddah, Manama, Montreal, Thiruvananthapuram, Milan, Moscow, Dallas, Coimbatore,

Jakarta, Istanbul, Bangkok, Kuwait City, Sharjah, Petaling Jaya, Ernakulam, Visakhapatnam,

Ludhiana, Aberdeen, Cairo, Geoje-si, Perth, Santiago, Chandigarh, Indore, Kuala Lumpur,

Rio de Janeiro, Dammam, Secunderabad, Gimhae-si, Haryana, Colombo,  Bogota,

Melbourne, Madrid, La Victoria, Granada, Courbevoie, Courbevoie, Port-of-Spain,

We are also looking forward for a distributer from any of countries for our products , if any client is interested we can visit and complete the deal.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

List of countries/Where we export and supply from last 25 years –

India, Canada, Angola, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Peru, Chile, Yemen,

Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, United States, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Croatia,

Czech Republic, Estonia, South Africa, Nigeria, Mexico, Turkey, Spain, France, United Kingdom,

Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, Gabon, China, Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Israel, Iran,

Kuwait, Mexico, Malaysia, Nigeria, Serbia, Algeria, Belarus, Belgium, Afghanistan, Bahrain,

Portugal, Switzerland, Libya, Romania, Thailand, Bhutan, Netherlands, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana,

Iran, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Vietnam, Qatar, New Zealand, Sweden, Trinidad & Tobago,

Tunisia, Ukraine, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Sri Lanka,

Lithuania, Mongolia, Russia,

List of city we supply from last 25 years –

Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune,New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Surat,

New York, Caracas, Howrah, Sydney, Ahvaz, Algiers, Pimpri-Chinchwad,

Vadodara, Kolkata, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad, Chiyoda, Ankara, Ho Chi Minh City, Bhopal,

Dubai, Seoul, Hyderabad, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Tehran, Calgary, Noida, Riyadh, Vung Tau,

Al Khobar, Atyrau, Lagos, Ulsan, Faridabad, Houston, Hanoic, Toronto, Hong Kong,

Rajkot, Brisbane, Los Angeles, London, Muscat, Edmonton, Busan, Mexico City, Doha,

Jeddah, Manama, Montreal, Thiruvananthapuram, Milan, Moscow, Dallas, Coimbatore,

Jakarta, Istanbul, Bangkok, Kuwait City, Sharjah, Petaling Jaya, Ernakulam, Visakhapatnam,

Ludhiana, Aberdeen, Cairo, Geoje-si, Perth, Santiago, Chandigarh, Indore, Kuala Lumpur,

Rio de Janeiro, Dammam, Secunderabad, Gimhae-si, Haryana, Colombo,  Bogota,

Melbourne, Madrid, La Victoria, Granada, Courbevoie, Courbevoie, Port-of-Spain,

We are also looking forward for a distributer from any of countries for our products , if any client is interested we can visit and complete the deal.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

List of countries/Where we export and supply from last 25 years –

India, Canada, Angola, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Peru, Chile, Yemen,

Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, United States, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Croatia,

Czech Republic, Estonia, South Africa, Nigeria, Mexico, Turkey, Spain, France, United Kingdom,

Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, Gabon, China, Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Israel, Iran,

Kuwait, Mexico, Malaysia, Nigeria, Serbia, Algeria, Belarus, Belgium, Afghanistan, Bahrain,

Portugal, Switzerland, Libya, Romania, Thailand, Bhutan, Netherlands, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana,

Iran, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Vietnam, Qatar, New Zealand, Sweden, Trinidad & Tobago,

Tunisia, Ukraine, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Sri Lanka,

Lithuania, Mongolia, Russia,

List of city we supply from last 25 years –

Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune,New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Surat,

New York, Caracas, Howrah, Sydney, Ahvaz, Algiers, Pimpri-Chinchwad,

Vadodara, Kolkata, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad, Chiyoda, Ankara, Ho Chi Minh City, Bhopal,

Dubai, Seoul, Hyderabad, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Tehran, Calgary, Noida, Riyadh, Vung Tau,

Al Khobar, Atyrau, Lagos, Ulsan, Faridabad, Houston, Hanoic, Toronto, Hong Kong,

Rajkot, Brisbane, Los Angeles, London, Muscat, Edmonton, Busan, Mexico City, Doha,

Jeddah, Manama, Montreal, Thiruvananthapuram, Milan, Moscow, Dallas, Coimbatore,

Jakarta, Istanbul, Bangkok, Kuwait City, Sharjah, Petaling Jaya, Ernakulam, Visakhapatnam,

Ludhiana, Aberdeen, Cairo, Geoje-si, Perth, Santiago, Chandigarh, Indore, Kuala Lumpur,

Rio de Janeiro, Dammam, Secunderabad, Gimhae-si, Haryana, Colombo,  Bogota,

Melbourne, Madrid, La Victoria, Granada, Courbevoie, Courbevoie, Port-of-Spain,

We are also looking forward for a distributer from any of countries for our products , if any client is interested we can visit and complete the deal.

*Or as per Customer’s required alloy and Specifications.

*Or as per Customer’s required alloy and Specifications.

 High Power Handling Capacity
 Low Insertion Loss
 Very close Dimensional Tolerances :- +/- 0.1 mm
 Very Good surface finish :– Ra 0.4 µ
 Added Mechanical / Physical Properties
 Accurate Straightness :– 1:1500 mm
 Very small (from 1 mm diameter) very thin (from 0.2 mm) section is possible
 Non-heat treatable, alloy can be given in work Hardened Condition. Which results in added mechanical properties
 Very precise Quality and Eccentricity
 Product Quality supported by own state-of-the-art Quality Assurance Laboratory having all modern testing equipment
 Special process like precision cutting in small pieces (Tolerance of ± 0.2 mm)
 Bending, Flaring, Punching, Hard Anodizing and color Anodizing can also be carried out on request

Brass, copper & aluminium-alloys microwave guides straight section in the form of Rectangular and round as per details given below and also industrial Raw materials, Ferrous & Non- Ferrous Metals wich we supply from our bulk stock of materials
Rectangular wave guides - In size WR 10, WR 15, WR 28, WR 42, WR 62, WR 75, WR 90, WR 90, WR 112, WR 137, WR 159, WR 187, WR 229, WR 284, WR 340, WR 430 AND WR 650
Round wave guides - In size WC 28, WC 44, WC 59, WC 128,Wc 205 AND Wc 281Other big sizes as per requirements
You may be in regular requirement of above item and we are at your service to supply the best quality material at a reasonable rate.
Since we have vast know-how in this field and we supply industrial raw materials, ferrous & non-ferrous metal to several Govt.& semi-Govt. cos. Like SAMEER/DRDO/BEL/SICO/MTRD/ISRO/DAE/MANY RESEAECH LAB.etc.

List of countries/Where we export and supply from last 25 years –

India, Canada, Angola, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan, Peru, Chile, Yemen,

Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, United States, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Croatia,

Czech Republic, Estonia, South Africa, Nigeria, Mexico, Turkey, Spain, France, United Kingdom,

Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, Gabon, China, Finland, Greece, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Israel, Iran,

Kuwait, Mexico, Malaysia, Nigeria, Serbia, Algeria, Belarus, Belgium, Afghanistan, Bahrain,

Portugal, Switzerland, Libya, Romania, Thailand, Bhutan, Netherlands, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana,

Iran, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Vietnam, Qatar, New Zealand, Sweden, Trinidad & Tobago,

Tunisia, Ukraine, Kenya, Lebanon, Morocco, Iraq, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Sri Lanka,

Lithuania, Mongolia, Russia,

List of city we supply from last 25 years –

Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune,New Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Surat,

New York, Caracas, Howrah, Sydney, Ahvaz, Algiers, Pimpri-Chinchwad,

Vadodara, Kolkata, Gurgaon, Ahmedabad, Chiyoda, Ankara, Ho Chi Minh City, Bhopal,

Dubai, Seoul, Hyderabad, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Tehran, Calgary, Noida, Riyadh, Vung Tau,

Al Khobar, Atyrau, Lagos, Ulsan, Faridabad, Houston, Hanoic, Toronto, Hong Kong,

Rajkot, Brisbane, Los Angeles, London, Muscat, Edmonton, Busan, Mexico City, Doha,

Jeddah, Manama, Montreal, Thiruvananthapuram, Milan, Moscow, Dallas, Coimbatore,

Jakarta, Istanbul, Bangkok, Kuwait City, Sharjah, Petaling Jaya, Ernakulam, Visakhapatnam,

Ludhiana, Aberdeen, Cairo, Geoje-si, Perth, Santiago, Chandigarh, Indore, Kuala Lumpur,

Rio de Janeiro, Dammam, Secunderabad, Gimhae-si, Haryana, Colombo,  Bogota,

Melbourne, Madrid, La Victoria, Granada, Courbevoie, Courbevoie, Port-of-Spain,

We are also looking forward for a distributer from any of countries for our products , if any client is interested we can visit and complete the deal.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.

Waveguide Sections waveguide sizes commonly available used are below

WR340

WR75

WR284

WR90

WR28

WR137

WR187

waveguides are transmission lines used to guide electromagnetic waves at specific frequencies. Waveguides are also referred to as a transmission line. In the case of Microwave Techniques, two types of rectangular transmission line are manufactured: rectangular rigid waveguide and rectangular flexible waveguide.  The latter of which is also known by its portmanteau of “flexguide.” In determining when to utilize rigid or flexible waveguide, several factors are relevant. Application, RF power level, frequency, material cost, mechanical advantages, system interface design and assembly orientation all play a role in selection.  In designation of size for rigid and flexible waveguide, microwave engineers use the “WR” short form, which stands for “Waveguide Rectangular.” Each WR designation corresponds with a number, indicative of the waveguide dimensions for the inner width. This applies to both flexible and rigid. For example, a WR284 flexible waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 2.84 inches. Likewise, a WR650 rigid waveguide section has an inner dimensional width of 6.50 inches.