ThyssenKrupp awards Magnesita refractory contracts

Monday, 02 May 2011 03:11:55 (GMT+3)   |  

Magnesita Refratários S.A. (Magnesita), a global producer of refractory materials and a provider of refractory solutions for the steel, cement, glass, aluminum and other industries announced Friday that steelmaker ThyssenKrupp has awarded Magnesita four contracts to provide refractory solutions at its Beeckerwerth, Bruckhausen, and HKM integrated facilities in Germany, as well as its CSA facility in Brazil. Together, the contracts position Magnesita as the largest supplier of refractory solutions for ThyssenKrupp globally.

The contracts encompass four solutions under which Magnesita will provide high-quality MagCarbon, High Alumina, Burnt and Tempered Dolomite, and Monolithics,  among other materials, for the refractory needs for the steel ladles, converters, torpedo cars, at ThyssenKrupp's Beeckerwerth, Bruckhausen, HKM and CSA facilities.  Contract lengths vary with duration up to year-end 2012. 

"We are honored that ThyssenKrupp has expressed their confidence in Magnesita by entering into these new and expanded contracts," said Ronaldo Iabrudi, Chief Executive Officer. 


Similar articles

ThyssenKrupp to examine strategic options for Steel Americas plants

27 Jun | Steel News

ThyssenKrupp remains committed to operations in Brazil and the US

15 Feb | Steel News

ThyssenKrupp posts loss for Q1 FY 2011-12

14 Feb | Steel News

ThyssenKrupp makes clear they are not planning to back out of the Americas

23 Jan | Steel News

Brazilian slab shipments surge at Alabama port

21 Jun | Steel News

US raw steel production decreases by 1.2 percent - week 24, 2026

16 Jun | Steel News

Brazil’s HDG exports fell 39 pc and imports dropped 37 pc in May

16 Jun | Steel News

Nucor CSP up again amid solid domestic demand, low imports, energy strength

15 Jun | Flats and Slab

US issues preliminary results of AD review on welded pipe from S. Korea

15 Jun | Steel News

Brazilian slab export prices fall for second week though remain near 2-year highs

15 Jun | Flats and Slab