Xiwang Special Steel to start construction on alloy steel pipe project

Friday, 06 April 2012 17:14:01 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Wang Yong, chairman of Xiwang Special Steel Co., a subsidiary of Shandong Province-based China steelmaker Xiwang Group, has stated that construction work on the company's high-strength alloy steel pipe project will start early in the second half year of this year, with commissioning expected in the third quarter. The planned annual output capacity is 2 million mt.
 
Xiwang Special Steel aims to focus its production increasingly on high-end special steel products such as stainless steel and high-strength alloy steel, with the target of eventually becoming the largest stainless producer in Shandong Province.

The steelmaker currently has two electric arc furnaces and produces quality special steel products such as bearing steel, spring steel, high-strength alloy steel and stainless steel.


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