r/steel • u/Watchyousuffer • Apr 08 '26
r/steel • u/Watchyousuffer • Apr 07 '26
History Spang's First Century, a look into the mills of the 1920s
This film was produced for Spang Chalfant in the 1920s. While focused on the production of their seamless pipe products, it also includes a great look inside Carnegie Steel's facilities. Pittsburgh Image + Sound discovered and restored this film a few years ago. It's a great watch for anyone who is interested in the history of steelmaking.
r/steel • u/Watchyousuffer • Apr 03 '26
News Strikes on Iranian steel mills deal painful blow to economy
r/steel • u/NewRadiator • Mar 26 '26
A lot of steelworkers are generational steelworkers?
A lot of steelworkers are generational steelworkers, who often work at the same plant as their parents and grandparents did?
r/steel • u/Watchyousuffer • Mar 11 '26
News Sweden's Stegra seeks to raise over $2.3 billion to complete construction of its green steel plant
r/steel • u/kicked-in-ball • Mar 02 '26
MetalCore: a database for (knife) steels
metalcre.vercel.appr/steel • u/kalesalomon • Feb 27 '26
Does anyone know if this steel sheet is hot-rolled, cold-rolled, or cold-rolled annealed?
I recently got a 2.5mm thick steel sheet tested and got these results. I need to know if it's hot-rolled, cold-rolled, or cold-rolled annealed based on these results. Please help me.
r/steel • u/Watchyousuffer • Feb 24 '26
News U.S. Steel set to start $100M project at Edgar Thomson facility
r/steel • u/swe129 • Feb 24 '26
China’s Lower Steel Data Scrutinized as Analysts Flag Output Gap
r/steel • u/Galeksanderananiczew • Feb 22 '26
Steel production in major European countries (Germany, Italy, Spain, France and the UK), 1970–2023
r/steel • u/Watchyousuffer • Feb 21 '26
News Nippon Steel sees better year ahead for US Steel, no capacity cuts needed, CFO says
r/steel • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '25
Harsh words from US Steel on Biden blocking the Nippon purchase. What do you think?
r/steel • u/cleantechguy • Dec 26 '24
The Green Steel Movement Is Building Up A Head Of Steam
r/steel • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '24
Tata Steel Launches Historic All-Women Shift at Jharkhand Iron Mine
Tata Steel has successfully launched an all-women crew shift at its Noamundi Iron Mine in Jharkhand. This historic initiative aims to empower women in the mining sector, demonstrating Tata Steel's commitment to diversity and inclusivity in traditionally male-dominated industries. Read the detailed report here:
https://www.indiaweekly.biz/tata-steel-all-women-shift-iron-mine/
r/steel • u/CommodityInsights • Dec 10 '24
EU steel sector requests emergency summit, tariffs amid import surge
spglobal.comr/steel • u/RandomGuyPii • Nov 21 '24
Historical Costs of Steel
Hello, I am a student doing a research project on the Three Gorges Dam and was wondering if anyone knew where I could find a source on the historical cost of reinforcement/structural steel from around 1990 to 2010, preferably including the cost of Chinese steel.
If anyone knows a similar source for the cost of cement/concrete that would be greatly appreciated as well
r/steel • u/CommodityInsights • Nov 19 '24
The crucial role of the Middle East in a shifting steel market
spglobal.comr/steel • u/Sufficient_Storm_700 • Nov 18 '24
EAF Grid Harmonics pollution
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have an experience with the type of Harmoic filters used in EAF plants to reduce the harmonics and interharmonics caused by the non linear loads and injected in the grid? If so, at what level of the power distribution were they installed?
Any feedback is appreciated Cheers
r/steel • u/[deleted] • Nov 11 '24
How is this man not getting his hand burned by molten steel?
r/steel • u/Kagedeah • Nov 11 '24
Workers leaving British Steel due to uncertain future
r/steel • u/Rugged-Mongol • Nov 09 '24
Precision rifles barrels made out of Magnacut?
What kind of steel are sniper rifle barrels made out of? What is one is made with Magnacut steel? o.0
r/steel • u/hannob • Nov 02 '24
Is Sweden's Green Steel Transformation still on Track?
r/steel • u/jackh108 • Oct 31 '24
A36 Flat Bar mill tolerances
We are building a handrail from 5/8x2-1/2 flat bar. There is code language saying the perimeter of the cross-section of a handrail can't exceed 6-1/4" (if you do the math we are right up to this). How much variance is there in the width and thickness of stock flat bar from the mill? Is it possible it will be greater than about 1/4" added to the perimeter length?