JFE Steel to use ThyssenKrupp's technology

Friday, 19 December 2003 17:30:55 (GMT+3)   |  

JFE Steel to use ThyssenKrupp’s technology

Japanese steelmaker JFE Steel Corp announced that it is going to enhance its steel sheet welding services for auto makers. German steel producer ThyssenKrupp AG will supply technologies and facilities for this expansion plan. However, JFE did not disclose when it will use ThyssenKrupp's technology. ThyssenKrupp's equipment will be used in steel sheet processing plant of JFE. ThyssenKrupp's technology called tailored welded blank, enables the welding of different steel sheets before they are pressed and used to make auto parts. JFE reported that the equipment has an annual process capacity of 2 million tons of steel sheets and costs Yen 500 million ($4.6 million).

Tags: Production 

Similar articles

Brazilian slab export price eases slightly though remains near two-year highs

08 Jun | Flats and Slab

Vehicle production in Argentina increases slightly in May

08 Jun | Steel News

France’s metal industry output up 0.1 percent in Apr 2026 from Mar

08 Jun | Steel News

Brazilian high-grade iron ore price declines on lower purchases in China

08 Jun | Scrap & Raw Materials

SSAB to expand steel powder production capacity in Oxelösund

05 Jun | Steel News

New round of tariffs posts threats to Brazilian pig iron exports to the US

03 Jun | Steel News

Japanese auto output up 3.1 percent in January-March 2026

03 Jun | Steel News

Ukraine's Zaporizhkoks sees slightly higher coke output for Jan-May 2026

03 Jun | Steel News

Brazilian high-grade iron ore price slips on increased transoceanic shipments

02 Jun | Scrap & Raw Materials

Ukraine’s Zaporizhstal posts production decrease in Jan-May 2026

02 Jun | Steel News