All steel deliveries between Scania and SSAB for the truck maker’s heavy-duty vehicles to be decarbonised by 2030 under newly-signed agreement
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Al Shirawi’s Atlas brand strengthens cooperation with SSAB, incorporates Strenx steel in its products
Al Shirawi Equipment Co – Atlas joins SSAB My Inner Strenx programme to become first Middle East company with dual membership in Swedish steel giant’s brand programmes
Posted inVehicles, Fleet management, PMV
SANY and China’s Shenglong sign strategic partnership agreement
The World Economic Forum has also named SANY Heavy Industry’s factory in Changsha, China as one of the lighthouse factories
Posted inPMV
Emirates Steel Arkan’s profit for Q1 of 2023 doubles to AED 152.2 million
Emirates Steel Arkan is a public joint stock company and the UAE’s largest steel and building materials manufacturer
Posted inPMV
Oman signs deal with Japanese firms to build low-carbon plant in Duqm
By using technically and commercially proven production methods, Kobe Steel and Mitsui aim to provide a near-term decarbonisation solution to the steelmaking industry
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Johnson Arabia successfully lifts massive steel columns for Al Ain Grand Mosque
Johnson Arabia on the project’s scope and significant challenges that were overcome to accomplish a ground-breaking achievement in the improvement of Al Ain Grand Mosque
Posted inPMV
SteelFab 2023 kicks off at ECS
The 18th edition of the steel Exhibition, SteelFab 2023, will witness the participation of over 400 brands showcasing their latest technologies
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SSAB’s new steel grades for the Middle East include the Hardox 600, Hardox 500Tuf and Hardox HiTemp
SSAB continues to develop new steel grades with high strength and hardness ranging from 400HBW to 600HBW, wear resistance and performance
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Hyundai sees increase in demand for concrete mixers after switching from regular steel to SSAB’s Hardox
Since introducing Hardox steel as a competitive feature two years ago, Hyundai claims to have increased its market share from 50% to 80%
Posted inMachinery
Dense wood could replace steel in cars and aeroplanes, according to researchers at University of Maryland
A new way to treat wood makes it twelve times stronger than natural wood and ten times tougher