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voda 19 januari 2021 10:28

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EUROFER Welcomes EU WTO Action on Indonesian Nickel Restrictions

The European Steel Association EUROFER has welcomed the EU’s decision, announced on 14 January 2021, to request the WTO establish a panel in order to seek the elimination of unlawful export restrictions imposed by Indonesia on raw materials necessary for the production of stainless steel, notably nickel ore and iron ore. EUROFER said “Taking action at the WTO is fundamental to prevent third countries, such as Indonesia, aggressive and illegal sectoral industrial policies undermining global trade and resulting in artificial cost distortions and overcapacities.”

EUROFER added “In parallel to the action initiated by the EU at WTO level, it remains essential that the Commission continues to act swiftly and vigorously by deploying the trade defence instruments available to it under EU law. TDIs can begin to tackle the unfair practices and trade distortions that gravely affect the European industry.”

Indonesia has been engaging in an aggressive expansion of its nickel processing and stainless steel sectors. This began in 2014, with Indonesia banning the exports of nickel-bearing raw materials to ensure its nascent domestic stainless production had access to below-market price inputs.

Nickel is an important component in the production of stainless steels. 55% of all stainless steels contain nickel because it improves corrosion resistance and improves the alloy’s properties. Indonesia’s hoarding of this material inflates the competitiveness of its stainless steel industry.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:29

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Tata Steel UK Steel Used in VisitorPod for Care Homes

Tata Steel UK announced that steel is being used to create innovative modular meeting rooms allowing care home residents to meet their families safely. The brainchild of Splash, an event space design business based in Stockport, the VisitorPod uses a high quality Tata Steel product which, as well as having a long life span and being recyclable, can resist intensive cleaning keeping residents and visitors safe. Selected for its clean credentials, Tata Steel’s Advantica L Control is being used on the interior walls and ceiling of the care home pod. Advantica L Control has many product benefits, including its ease of cleaning, and anti static properties, reducing the attraction of dust and dirt. The best way to ensure surfaces are free of microbes, including viruses, is regular intensive cleaning. The product is sufficiently robust to withstand this, which is important for this type of application.

While VisitorPod will provide a safe space to enable face-to-face interaction between care home residents and their families during the pandemic. In the future, they can be used as ongoing treatment rooms or creative spaces, enabling care homes to make the best use of the additional space. The first VisitorPod was installed at a care home in East Yorkshire just before Christmas.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:30

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Kobe Steel Suspends Operations at Chofu Works on COVID19 Spread

Jiji Press reported that Kobe Steel Ltd will suspend operations at its Chofu Works in Shimonoseki in Yamaguchi Prefecture in western Japan after 12 workers there tested positive for the coronavirus. Operations will be halted from Monday to Wednesday at the Chofu Works copper plate factory and from Tuesday to Thursday at the aluminum extrusion and processing factory.

A separate media report said that Japan’s Top Rugby League season has been delayed, with the opening fixtures pushed back until early or mid-February after 18 new positive Covid-19 cases were confirmed on last Thursday; just two days after 44 positive cases from players and staff were confirmed. Three cases at NEC Green Rockets, ten cases at Kobe Steel Kobelco Steelers and five cases at Toshiba Brave Lupus led to the league’s delay.

Kobe Steel is a major Japanese steel manufacturer headquartered in Chuo-ku in Kobe. It was formed on September 1, 1905. Its location in a major city port was useful for importing and exporting iron ore and coal. It is one of Kobe's oldest industrial companies. Its main production facilities are Kakogawa Steel Works and Kobe Steel Works. Kobe Steel is the owner of the rugby team Kobelco Steelers.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:30

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NUMSA Asks Macsteel to Restore 99 Laid Off Workers

News24 reported that National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa has accused steel manufacturer Macsteel of using the pandemic as an excuse to boost profit margins after retrenching 99 workers. The call came as the union embarked on countrywide picketing at all Macsteel plants in Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Mpumalanga, Gauteng and Kwa Zulu Natal on Monday morning. National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa general secretary Mr Irvin Jim said the union is demanding all retrenched employees should be reinstated with immediate effect. Mr Jim said "Our members are protesting against the fact that Macsteel has retrenched 99 employees during the Covid-19 pandemic. Our only demand is that all 99 employees who were forcefully retrenched by Macsteel must be reinstated immediately, under the same conditions they had before being retrenched."

He added "We are convinced that Macsteel is using the pandemic to boost their profit margins. They have previously retrenched workers and the savings they made from job cuts were used to pay managers and executives generous bonuses and packages. This is what has angered our members into embarking on this just strike, they are doing it in defence of jobs and the right to work."

Macsteel CEO Mr Mike Benfield rejected the union's demands, saying that Macsteel could not afford to hire back the retrenched workers. He said “Our business models have changed, we are not going to compromise on these. We need to focus on the future to protect the jobs that remain. Those that remain employed and committed to the future of Macsteel will be fairly treated."

Benfield also refuted the allegations that the company was retrenching workers to boost its profit margin. There is absolutely no substance to this allegation. Macsteel is faced with a very depressed steel sector and broader South African economy prior to Covid-19, which is now further exacerbated by the pandemic. Our only objective is to make the company sustainable in very tough trading conditions and our priority is to preserve the jobs that remain.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:31

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Ludhiana Fastener Makers Seek Steel Price Regulator

ndia but on the patterns of Telecom Regulatory Authority of India whose permission should be necessary before hiking even a single rupee in the rates.”

Ludhiana is one of the biggest hub of fasteners and major products being manufactured here include nuts, bolts, studs, washers, screws and rivets, which are supplied to automotive, hardware, aeronautics and several other sectors. According to the FMAI, there are more than 5,000 units dealing in direct and on contract manufacturing and supply of fasteners to Indian and overseas companies. A huge supply of products is made to several big automotive companies, including Maruti, Tata, Mahindra, Ashoka Leyland, etc. In addition to the manufacturing units in organised sector, there are hundreds of tiny units as well, which still operate inside the houses of the owners of these units.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:36

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Minor Accident at Tata Steel Jamshedpur Slag Dump

The Telegraph reported that 2 employees were hurt after a minor explosion at Tata Steel's Jamshedpur plant on Monday afternoon. The blast occurred at 12.30 PM during slag pooling operations at the company's hot metal pooling pit near the Slag Road gate. Initial investigations by the company revealed that the blast occurred as hot slag was poured on to moisture on the ground.

Company spokesperson Mr Kulvin Suri said "There was spattering of fire in the vicinity of the blast which was immediately controlled as per established fire control and safety procedures. Unfortunately, an attending foreman and an employee on contract sustained burn injuries. Necessary first aid was administered to both the employees and they got back to work. There has been no damage to any operating plant or equipment and normal operations have commenced. The incident will be further investigated to ensure such incidents do not recur,”

This was the second mishap that took place inside the company's Jamshedpur plant within four months.A 27-year-old senior manager (operations) Sheeraz Zama Khan, posted at the cold rolling mill, had died in a mishap that took place inside the plant on September 22, last year. The senior manager was trapped in the galvanising line, probably while attending to a fault.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:37

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EU Opens AD Review on HRC Import from Severstal

The European Commission, based on a request from European steel association, has started an investigation review of existing anti dumping measures for hot rolled coil produced by Russian steelmaker Severstal. The investigation of the level of dumping will cover the period from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2020. The investigation is scheduled to end within 12-15 months from the date of the notice.

The product subject to this review is certain flat rolled products of iron, non-alloy steel or other alloy steel, whether or not in coils, including ‘cut-to-length’ and narrow strip' products, not further worked than hot rolled, not clad, plated or coated, originating in Russia the product under review, currently falling under CN codes 7208 10 00, 7208 25 00, 7208 26 00, 7208 27 00, 7208 36 00, 7208 37 00, 7208 38 00, 7208 39 00, 7208 40 00, 7208 52 10, 7208 52 99, 7208 53 10, 7208 53 90, 7208 54 00, 7211 13 00, 7211 14 00, 7211 19 00, 7225 30 90, 7225 40 90, 7226 91 91 and 7226 91 99.

The following products are not covered by this investigation

Products of stainless steel and grain-oriented silicon electrical steel

Products of tool steel and high-speed steel

Products, not in coils, without patterns in relief, of a thickness exceeding 10 mm and of a width of 600 mm or more

Products, not in coils, without patterns in relief, of a thickness of 4.75 mm or more but not exceeding 10 mm and of a width of 2 050 mm or more.

In October 2017, the EC has imposed fixed charges in the range of EUR 17.60-96.50 per tonne as a definitive trade defense measure in the case against HRC originating from Brazil, Iran, Russia and Ukraine. Duties set for the material produced by Russian steelmaker Severstal were the lowest at EUR 17.60 per tonne

According to Eurofer, Russia exported 1.27 million tonnes of HRC to the European Union in the first 11 months of 2020.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:38

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JSW Steel & JSPL Seek Early Covid-19 Vaccine for Employees

PTI reported that JSW Steel and Jindal Steel and Power Limited are in talks with Indian vaccine makers to place orders according to their requirements. As per report, JSW Group which employs 55,000 people directly and indirectly, has plans to vaccinate its staff working at its corporate offices, plants and townships in next financial year and is in talks to buy 2 lakh doses initially from one of the Indian vaccine makers and inject double shots once authorities allow private corporate vaccination programme.

Similarly, JSPL said that it will seek the guidance of the government and will try to get all its employees vaccinated. JSPL Chief Human Resource Officer said “The Company has already categorised employees in order of vulnerability, so the ones above the age of 50 years and those who were infected from COVID-19 can be vaccinated first. We are reaching out to vaccine manufacturers for bulk supply of doses and will try to get these doses after completion of all frontline COVID warriors’ vaccination.”

However, Tata Steel, AMNS India and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd said they will continue to support the government in the nationwide drive and will wait till vaccines are available for corporates.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:38

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Thyssenkrupp May Spinoff Steel Unit – Report

Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that Thyssenkrupp AG is considering listing its steel division on the stock market amid mounting opposition to a potential sale to Liberty Steel Group. People told Bloomberg “Thyssenkrupp executives are studying the idea of handing existing shareholders stock in the steel unit. Some supervisory board members have called on Thyssenkrupp to explore an alternative to the Liberty sale after union officials and some large shareholders raised concerns. Representatives for Thyssenkrupp’s biggest shareholder, the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Foundation, have raised concerns about the viability of Liberty’s bid and funding model with management.”

Bloomberg report added that the people said that “Some of them pointed to a similar transaction that didn’t end well for the company, which in 2012 sold its stainless steel unit Inoxum to Outokumpu Oyj only to buy back some assets a year later.”

However “No final decisions have been made on whether to opt for a sale or spinoff of the unit.”

The considerations come ahead of a binding bid of Mr Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty plans to make later this month.

A spinoff would represent yet another twist in Thyssenkrupp’s years-long effort to find a lasting solution for its steel unit, which employs about 27,000 people. Thyssenkrupp has confirmed it’s in talks with London-based Liberty over a sale of the division, which has been struggling amid a global steel glut and large pension deficits.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:39

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LIBERTY Steel Restarts Huta Czestochowa Electric Arc Furnace

GFG Alliance’s LIBERTY Steel Group has restarted the Huta Czestochowa electric arc furnace in another significant step in LIBERTY’s ambitious plans to revitalise the plant. The Huta’s EAF has been idled since October 2020 and to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the restart the plant’s team have ensured each step has been carefully managed. The first melt was done more slowly than normal before the steel produced was processed through the Ladle Furnace and Caster to produce slabs

LIBERTY took over the lease on Huta Czestochowa at the end of December and restarted the plant’s rolling mills last week using steel from LIBERTY Ostrava in the Czech Republic. The plant has also benefited from LIBERTY’s European presence and procurement capability to secure the scrap and other material required for the restart of its EAF operation.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 19 januari 2021 10:44

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Chinese’s Crude Steel Output Hits 1.05 Billion Tonne Mark in 2020

China's National Bureau of Statistics announced that China produced 887.52 million tonnes of pig iron production in 2020 up by 4.3% YoY, 1.053 billion tonnes of crude steel in 2020 up by 5.2% YoY, & 1.325 billion tonnes of finished steel up by 7.7% YoY. China’s crude steel production has posted strong YoY gains since April 2020 and the pace picked up in the latter months, mainly as the domestic demand recovered substantially since the second quarter of 2020 with the resumption of economic and industrial activities and China’s investments in infrastructures as part of the economic rescue efforts.

China produced 74.22 million tonnes of pig iron in December 2020 up 5.4% YoY, 91.25 million tonnes of crude steel up 7.7% YoY & 120.34 million tonnes of finished steel up by 12.8% YoY.

As reported earlier, strong steel demand in China also lifted its 2020 steel imports to the highest level since 2005, even as the country maintained its status as the world's biggest steel exporter. China's finished steel imports rose by 64.4% YoY to 20.23 million tonnes in 2020, with exports falling by 16.5% YoY to 53.68 million tonnes.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:30

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Supreme Court Endorses Protection of New Owners in IBC Cases

India’s Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of provisions of the Section 32A of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code that grants legal immunity to the successful bidder. A three judge Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Rohinton F Nariman, dismissing petitions challenging the rules, ruled "A bankrupt company and its assets cannot face criminal proceedings once it is sold to new owners. There is imperative need to attract resolution applicants who would not shy away from offering reasonable and fair value. Extinguishing criminal liability will help the new management to make a clean break with the past and start on a clean slate.”

However, the former management of the firms will face prosecution, according to the norms.

The law granting immunity was first passed by a bankruptcy tribunal last year.

However the judgment was not passed in the Bhushan Power Case where JSW Steel is seeking protection under Section 32A, as a precondition for implementing the INR 19700 crore resolution plans. This SC judgment was in a separate appeal, which among other provisions had challenged Section 32A. The top court has, therefore, given clarity on the validity of Section 32A.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:31

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Hebei COVID Outbreak Has Limited Impact on China’s Steel Industry

Fitch Ratings says that the recent Covid-19 outbreak in the steel producing hub Hebei will not have material impact on China’s steel industry. It said “The most significant effect from the recent outbreak is the closure of certain transportation routes, which could delay raw material and product deliveries. However, we think steel production will be only minimally affected in the short term because the current restrictions are implemented in only some cities in the province. In addition, demand for steel products is generally weaker during winter when there is less construction activity. In the past few years excluding exceptions caused by Covid-19, the new fixed-asset investment growth rate was in the low single digits in winter and in the mid to high single digits during the rest of the year. Most steel plants maintain sufficient raw materials for operation in the short term, and steel plants usually plan for maintenance during the winter. Steel production in winter, November to February, during the last three years, excluding exceptions caused by Covid-19, was, on average, around 90% of the output for the rest of the year.”

Fitch Ratings said “The closure of certain transportation routes began on 5 January 2021 and China’s steel product inventory level has increased by around 6% week on week since then. This increase is in line with that seen in previous years around the same time. Therefore, we think inventory build up from the latest measures to curb the Covid-19 outbreak should not be significant.”

Fitch Ratings added “However, prolonged restrictions or wider implementation of the measures could have a considerable impact on the steel industry. Extended logistics restrictions could mean insufficient raw materials for steel plants to continue production and delivery delays that could lead to inventory build-up. Construction around restricted areas may also be dampened, which will reduce demand for steel products.”

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:32

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Tata Metaliks Reports Strong Results for Oct-Dec Quarter

Tata Metaliks Limited has recorded revenue from operations of INR 526 crores & profit after tax of INR 75 crores for October- December 2020 quarter. For the period of nine months ended December 31, 2020, Tata Metaliks Limited recorded revenue from operations of INR 1,256 crores & profit after tax of INR 145 crores. Tata Metaliks Managing Director Mr Sandeep Kumar said “The Company has delivered excellent results in its Pig Iron business despite over a month long shutdown of one of its blast furnaces for capital repairs. Strong focus on operational performance coupled with a buoyant market for Pig Iron has contributed to the high margins. Pig Iron demand is expected to remain healthy in Q4 FY'21 but the spreads may get impacted on account of the continuing hike in raw material prices. Though Dl Pipe business has been subdued this year due to impact of Covid, the outlook is quite encouraging for Q4 and beyond with good pick-up in demand and several new water projects on the anvil. The Dl Pipe expansion project which was moving slowly due to Covid has been put on fast track for completion within the next financial year."

The Company demonstrated robust performance in Pig Iron division and recorded highest quarterly deliveries of 89KT in last 5 years, which was higher by 4% and 3%, compared to Q2 FY’21 and Q3 FY'20 respectively. This was possible due to strong market demand post reopening and ramping up of operations in all major foundry clusters with 80-90% utilization levels. The strong business results have been supported by stable blast furnace operations, raw materials optimization, higher coal injection and oxygen enrichment.

Ductile Iron Pipe deliveries at 43KT were however lower by 12% and 19% compared to Q2 FY'21 and Q3 FY'20 respectively. Post Covid, the DIP industry has been under stress due to slowdown of executable projects and limited release of government funds towards Water Infrastructure projects. However, signs of recovery are visible with deliveries picking up by the end of the quarter with December'20 recording the highest monthly Dl Pipe sales in the current fiscal for TML.

Kharagpur West Bengal based Tata Steel’s subsidiary Tata Metaliks Limited annually produces around 550,000 tonnes of hot metal, out of which over 200,000 tonnes is converted into Dl Pipes and the rest into Pig Iron.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:36

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Nippon Steel Restarts Kashima Blast Furnace

Jiji Press reported that Japanese steel giant Nippon Steel Corp said that it has reactivated a blast furnace in Kashima in Ibaraki Prefecture in eastern Japan as steel demand for automobiles and construction machinery has recovered earlier than expected in Japan and abroad.

Nippon Steel has announced on 7 April 2020 that the banking of the No 1 blast furnace at the East Nippon Works Kashima area will be carried out from 15 April 2020. Banking is to take measures to temporarily stop blast furnace production but make it possible to restart production at a later date by stopping the air blast flow.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:37

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Inoperative Iron Ore Leases may be Terminated

PTI reported that India’s mines ministry has made a proposal to terminate the iron ore leases of those working mines that have not started production even after a lapse of 7-8 months of auction and have not maintained minimum dispatch for three consecutive quarters. The mines ministry proposed to do so through the amendment of certain mining rules and has invited comments from the stakeholders on the same. The mines ministry said “The ministry of mines has prepared the Minerals (Other than Atomic and Hydro Carbons Energy Minerals) Concession (Amendment) Rules, 2021, seeking to amend the Minerals (Other than Atomic and Hydro Carbons Energy Minerals) Concession Rules, 2016. Accordingly, it is proposed to strengthen the norms of minimum production/dispatch through amendment of Rule 12A of the MCR Rules, 1960, in order to ensure sustained supply of mineral in the market in future.”

Several successful bidders of such working mines whose previous mining leases expired on March 31, 2020, have not started production even after a lapse of 7-8 months of auction and execution of mining leases in their favour.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:38

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Protests Erupt against Closure of Egyptian Iron & Steel Company

Egypt Independent reported that Egyptian Iron and Steel Company (Hadisolb) employees on Sunday organized a protest in front of the company’s headquarters against its decision to liquidate and demanded that the government intervene to stop the move. The workers’ demands include an immediate halt of the government’s decisions. They also called for the state to help modernize the company and preserve its assets, which are estimated at EGP 120 billion. Around 2,000 workers were participating in the sit-in.

Egyptian Ahram separately reported that The Egyptian Trade Union Federation has also voiced its rejection to the decision of liquidating the Egyptian Iron and Steel Company. ETUF called on all concerned bodies to overturn the decision and form an experienced national committee to look into the step's ramifications. The ETUF said the company and other Egyptian business companies serve the process of development and the establishment of national mega projects in the country. The workers vowed to keep production going and not disturb shift rotations at company. They also demanded an investigation into allegations of corruption in the company, keeping in minds its abilities and the expertise of its workers. It also called for considering the studies of developing the 67 year-old company and increasing its production in a way that lives up with its history as a leading company in the Middle East.

A member of the Board of Directors of the Holding Company for Metal Industries Khaled al-Feki said that this step will destroy one of the largest industrial institutes in the Middle East, which has proudly developed many of Egypt’s national projects including the High Dam and succeeded at establishing new iron and steel companies in various other Arab nations such as Algeria and Saudi Arabia.

Responding to the crisis, Egypt’s Minister of Public Enterprises Sector Mr Hisham Tawfik said that the Iron and Steel Company’s losses had been increasing over the last 23 years and has incurred EGP 9 billion (USD 572 million) worth of losses. He said “There is no alternative but to shut the company down. Although the factories affiliated with the company will be shut down, the mines will continue to operate as usual.”

Eltabin Helwan in Cairo based state owned integrated steel mill was started in 1957. Its primary production equipment’s include 4 blast furnaces, 4 basic oxygen furnaces & two 12 tonne electric arc furnaces. It produces hot-rolled, cold-rolled, rebar & sections etc. It employs around 14,000 workers.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:39

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Danieli Endless Billet Welding & Bar Spooling for Nucor Plymouth

The American producer Nucor Steel awarded Danieli the order for a new billet welder and spooler line to be installed at Plymouth in Utah. Thanks to this upgrade the line will process 250,000 tpy of rebar from #3 to #8, in compact coils up to 5.5 tons. The project also includes the extension of the existing reheat furnace to allow billet discharging at a higher temperature and in line with the mill to be executed by Danieli Centro Combustion.

Commissioning of the newly upgraded line is expected in the last quarter of 2021.

The combination of billet welding and spooling technologies maximize the yield up to 99% because of the endless production process. Twist-free spooled coils add value to final products because they do not require uncoiling and recoiling operations before downstream processing.

This will be first billet welder and third spooler line supplied to Nucor Steel in the past two years. The two spoolers are in operation at Sedalia in Missouri and Frostproof in Florida minimills, both of which feature Danieli endless casting rolling technology.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:48

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NLMK Group to Open Centre for 3D Printing of Spare Parts

Russian steel maker NLMK Lipetsk has signed a contract for equipping a new 3D printing centre that will be used to manufacture spare parts for operating equipment. The project will enable annual savings of close to RUB 200 million on the procurement and supply of spare parts for the Lipetsk site and other NLMK Group companies. The center's 3D printers will manufacture molds for casting parts using material jetting technology by applying powder and gluing it with a binder. Previously, such molds would be made with wooden patterns. Digital simulation will make it possible to manufacture shapes of any geometric complexity and check them for defects before casting, as well as reduce the lead time to several hours.

Successful 3D printing tests, in particular, with molds for casting blast-furnace tuyeres, preceded the decision to set up a 3D printing center. It will start off by producing about 150 different types of spare parts.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

voda 20 januari 2021 13:50

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British Steel Improves Efficiency at Special Profiles Mill

British Steel announced that an investment of GBP 500,000 has been made in Special Profiles mill in Skinningrove to create a further processing and inspection facility on site. The facility went operational towards the end of last year, having been delivered on time and on budget in just 2 months. The facility has given our Special Profiles team the ability to carry out edge grinding, buffing, cold sawing and mitre cutting, on site, with the installation of 2 new saws and an automated grinding machine. The equipment allows products to be prepared to customer specifications so that they can be installed in the most efficient way possible, therefore adding value for our customers.

The addition of the further processing and inspection capability has already started to deliver significant cost savings and has improved process efficiency too. Previously, further processing was undertaken by a third party; since investing in enhancing capability in house, throughput rates have improved.

Source - Strategic Research Institute

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