SMS Siemag receives largest order ever in continuous casting

Friday, 10 February 2012 15:44:50 (GMT+3)   |  

Germany-based plantmaker SMS Siemag has announced that it has received the largest order ever in the history of continuous casting, from German steelmaker AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke for supply of a new thick slab caster.

The German steelmaker placed the order in November 2011 and the commissioning of the two-strand vertical-type continuous caster is scheduled for spring 2014. Dillinger Hütte is investing €300 million in this new continuous slab caster to manufacture high-quality slabs for heavy plate production.
 
Dillinger Hütte has been producing the world's thickest slabs, at 400 mm, at its continuous caster No. 5 (CC5) since 1998. The CC5 was modernized in 2010 and now casts 450 mm thick slabs. With the new continuous caster No. 6 (CC6), Dillinger Hütte aims to further expand its leadership in the heavy plate market.

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