Home > Steel News > Latest Steel News > Salzgitter’s...

Salzgitter’s Peiner Träger switches on its second EAF

Friday, 25 March 2011 17:09:34 (GMT+3)   |  
German Salzgitter Group's Peine, Germany-based subsidiary Peiner Träger GmbH (PTG) has announced that on March 22 it commenced the run-up procedure as scheduled in readiness to operate both its electric arc furnaces (EAFs) in tandem.
 
The second new EAF was switched on at 18.00 on March 22, marking the first time both furnaces have worked together. The second furnace has almost doubled PTG's previous smelting capacity of one million mt.
 
Thanks to its new capacity, PTG and its sister plant HSP Hoesch Spundwand und Profil GmbH in Dortmund will no longer be dependent on buying in external supplies of steel. In addition, some of the steel output will be consumed in Salzgitter and Ilsenburg since PTG also possesses a facility to produce slabs since February 2010. Flexibility in the supply of the Salzgitter group's input stock will be greatly increased.

Similar articles

CISA mills’ daily crude steel output down 2.2% in late Jan 2026, stocks also down  

06 Feb | Steel News

Nippon Steel reports net loss and higher revenues in Apr-Dec FY 2025-26

05 Feb | Steel News

ArcelorMittal sees higher net profit in 2025 despite lower revenues, expects global steel demand growth in 2026

05 Feb | Steel News

Vietnam’s Hoa Phat Group exceeds net profit target for 2025

03 Feb | Steel News

Ukraine’s Zaporizhstal posts lower pig iron and crude steel outputs for Jan 2026

03 Feb | Steel News

US raw steel production is down 1.1 percent - week 5, 2026

03 Feb | Steel News

POSCO’s net profit falls in 2025 due to raw material cost hikes

02 Feb | Steel News

Jindal Steel Sohar breaks monthly production record at Oman

02 Feb | Steel News

TCUD: Turkey’s steel output expected to exceed 40 million mt in 2026

02 Feb | Steel News

Argentina's crude steel output fell in December but rose year-on-year

28 Jan | Steel News