Pioneers in Steel - Tata Steel in Europe

Pioneers in Steel
Tata Steel Speciality Steels
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Sheffield
TATA STEEL
Proud to help our customers
solve tomorrow’s global
engineering challenges.
Tata Steel Speciality Steels is focused on offering carbon, alloy and stainless steel
grades for use in demanding applications such as aerospace, motorsports, the oil
and gas sector, bright bar, narrow strip, industrial bearings and niche engineering
applications around the world.
We employ over 2,000 people and have major production centres in the Sheffield
and West Midlands areas along with dedicated distribution and service centres in
Bolton in the UK, Nagpur in India and Suzhou and Xi’an in China.
The History of Speciality Steels
1823
Iron working starts
at Rotherham
1820
1830
www.tatasteel.com/specialitysteels
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Pioneers in Steel About Tata Group
Pioneers in Steel About Tata Steel
TATA GROUP
TATA STEEL
As India’s largest conglomerate, the Tata
group has 32 publicly-listed companies
with a combined market capitalisation
of $128.8 billion (as on April 23, 2015),
and a shareholder base of 3.9 million.
Over the years, Tata Steel has enriched the legacy
handed over by its founder J.N. Tata, by placing
equal emphasis on stakeholder value creation
and corporate citizenship.
The Tata Steel Group is well known in the 26
countries in which we operate and employs 80,000
people across 5 continents. Established in 1907,
in the city that is now known as Jamshedpur,
Tata Steel is now among the top ten global steel
companies with an annual crude steel capacity of
nearly 30 million tonnes per annum. It is now the
world’s second-most geographically-diversified steel
producer that comprises of some of the world’s most
pioneering and respected entities - the Tata group
itself, British Steel, Koninklijke Hoogovens
and NatSteel.
Jamsetji Tata (left) along with cousin R.D Tata (centre) and sons
Ratan Tata (standing) and Dorab Tata (right) who formed the
nucleus of the Tata Group during Jamsetji’s lifetime.
South East Asia
Tata Steel is the second largest steel producer in
Europe with a diversified presence across the
continent. Our European crude steel production is
more than two thirds of the group’s total capacity –
with major steelmaking centres at three locations in
the UK and in IJmuiden in the Netherlands. IJmuiden
is currently the group’s largest single steel plant with
a crude steel production capacity of 7.6 mtpa.
Operations
The Tata group comprises of over 100
operating companies in seven business sectors:
communications and information technology,
engineering, materials, services, energy, consumer
products and chemicals.
The group has operations in more than 100 countries
across six continents and its companies export
products and services to 150 countries.
Some of Tata Group’s largest companies include:
•• Tata Motors – now among the top five commercial
vehicle manufacturers in the world and the owner
of Jaguar Land Rover
•• TCS – one of the world’s leading
software companies
•• Tata Tea – the second largest branded tea company
in the world through its UK-based subsidiary Tetley
•• Tata Chemicals – the world’s second largest
manufacturer of soda ash
•• Tata Communications – one of the world’s largest
wholesale voice carriers.
1842
1860
1856
Start of steelmaking in Rotherham
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The Jamshedpur works is currently comprised of
a 9.7 mtpa crude steel production facility and a
variety of finishing mills. Mines and collieries in
India give the company a distinct advantage in raw
material sourcing. Looking further into the future,
the company plans to continue to increase its
capacity significantly; for example, with the addition
of a further 6 mtpa by the end of 2015 with the
completion of the Odisha project. This greenfield
facility will comprise of major facilities like the Sinter
Plant, Pellet Plant, Coke Plant, Blast Furnace, Steel
Melt Shop, Hot Strip Mill, Cold Rolling Mill and Raw
Material Handling units.
Start of steelmaking in Stocksbridge
1850
The group has operations in a vast array of locations,
including South East Asia, India and Europe.
India
1862
Samuel Fox founds wire drawing business in Stocksbridge
1840
Tata companies have always believed in returning
wealth to the communities they serve. Two-thirds of
the equity of Tata Sons is held by philanthropic trusts.
1870
1868
Jamsetji Tata starts a private trading
firm, in India, laying the foundation of the Tata Group
1880
1890
With over 40 years of steelmaking experience,
NatSteel is one of the most prominent steel
producers in the Asia Pacific region. It caters to
the growing construction industry through its
manufacturing presence in Singapore, Thailand,
China, Malaysia, Vietnam and Australia.
Europe
Tata Steel Europe has a crude steel production
capacity of 18 mtpa and has manufacturing
operation plants in the UK, the Netherlands,
Germany, France and Belgium. These plants
are backed by a sophisticated global network
of sales offices and service centres.
1900
1900
1910
1910
1907
Tata Steel founded in India
Tata Steel has additional manufacturing operations
in Germany, France and Belgium, supported by our
in-house global network of sales and service centres,
that offer a wide range of products and service
solutions to customers throughout the world. What
binds together every member of the global Tata Steel
family today is a shared corporate culture, shaped by
value-based guiding principles.
1920
1920
1930
1930
1919
United Steel Companies formed c overing
Rotherham, Brinsworth ( Templeborough)
and Stocksbridge
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Pioneers in Steel About Speciality Steels
A WORLD LEADER IN
SPECIALITY STEELS
Our strength lies in our integrated production capability which
includes electric arc Steelmaking, vacuum induction melting, mill
processing capabilities and service centres. We are able to supply
ingots, blooms, billets, bars and narrow strip in the as-cast, rolled,
drawn, peeled, heat treated or remelted condition, in quantities
as demanded by our customer base.
To complement our production capabilities; over
100 component and equipment manufacturers,
end users, third parties and National bodies have
validated our quality management systems. Our
UK based facilities cover the entire manufacturing
process from the initial melting of recycled scrap,
through rolling, to inspection and despatch of the
final product (see pages 22-23).
Steelmaking and Sheffield have a long, historic
association, but we recognize that to keep at the
forefront of steel technology and its ever more
demanding uses, we must continue to invest in our
people and in new technology. Continually training
our workforce and recent investments of more than
£20 million in two additional Vacuum Arc Remelting
(VAR) furnaces, a Vacuum Induction Melting (VIM)
facility, an advanced machining centre and a new
distribution centre in India can be seen as part of an
ongoing cycle of investment that goes back to the
original steelmasters of Sheffield.
This continued investment in people and processes
is in tune with our heritage and core to the culture of
Tata Steel.
In conjunction with our primary production
capabilities, our service centres around the globe
offer the ability to service our customer’s supply
chains with bespoke combinations of added value
processing and just-in-time delivery. Additionally, our
worldwide network of Tata Steel offices means that
wherever you are in the world, you can be sure you
are dealing directly with us.
2005
ESR2 and VAR 5,6,7 commissioned at
Stocksbridge when primary steelmaking
ceases. Small Bloom Caster commissioned
at Aldwarke
1955
1957
1976
‘T’ furnace
installed at
Aldwarke
1988
Thrybergh Bar
Mill opened
Digital control on 42” mill
commissioned at Stocksbridge.
Site clearance at Aldwarke
1939
1960
1954
60t EAF
introduced
at Stocksbridge
1959
First training
workshops
opened
1970
1964
First EAF casts
at Aldwarke
1975
First ESR
commissioned
at Stocksbridge
Improved ingot
facilities commissioned
at Aldwarke.
Service Centre opens
in Suzhou, China
VOD capacity installed
at Aldwarke
2010
Tata Steel Speciality Steels is launched.
Capital spend for VAR 8 and 9 at
Stocksbridge is approved
2015
2012
Acquired Bright Bar
Wednesbury
1980
1990
Dedicated Service
Centre in Xi’an, China
2000
1993
‘N’ furnace installed
at Aldwarke
VIM furnace
installation begins
at Stocksbridge
2009
1992
Nationalisation results in the formation
of the British Steel Corporation
1950
2014
2004
Large Bloom Caster and two
Ladle Furnaces commissioned
at Aldwarke
1967
10t EAF introduced
at Stocksbridge
6
2002
Scarfer installed
in Billet Mill
1961
Silver Fox S tainless Steel
introduced
Hoogovens N.V.
1981
First slab rolled on
Brinsworth Narrow Strip Mill
1935
Corus Group is formed
from the merger of British
Steel Plc and Koninklijke
First VAR
commissioned
at Stocksbridge
Site clearance for
Brinsworth Narrow Strip Mill
1940
1999
1983
2001
Eagle project increases
rolling capability at
Brinsworth Narrow
Strip Mill
VIM Furnace begins production.
Service Centre opens in Nagpur, India.
Advanced Machining Centre opens in Rotherham
2010
2007
Tata Steel acquires
Corus Group.
New scrap bay
commissioned
at Aldwarke
2013
Investment in the Billet Mill at Stocksbridge
saw two new Profile Gauges installed in the
finishing line. ‘Scrap Shredder’ - Hammer Mill
installed at Aldwarke (takes scrap from JLR
at Hailwood)
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for the Aerospace Industry
AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
We have an outstanding reputation for supplying high-integrity
alloys to major commercial and military aerospace programmes
around the world, using tailored supply chain solutions. Key end
users and customers include Airbus, Boeing and Bell Helicopters.
Supporting Global Supply Chains
Aerospace is a high-value and technically demanding industry,
in which the supply chains are global, requiring stringent approvals
and participation in long-term supply agreements.
We take pride in satisfying individual and OEM global requirements via
specialist manufacturing facilities for the production of Vacuum Induction
Melting (VIM) alloys alongside Vacuum Arc Remelted (VAR) and Electro
Slag Remelted (ESR) steel, plus our unique integrated mill and service
centre offering.
Our products, manufactured in the UK, are used in the production of
engine components, landing gear, controls, aerostructure and helicopter
rotor components. They can be delivered as ingot, bar and cut pieces.
Typical Customer Approvals:
AgustaWestland
Airbus
Alenia
APPH
Avo Aero (GE)
BAe Systems
Bell Helicopter Textron
Boeing Commercial Airplane
Bombardier
Cessna Aircraft
FAG Aerospace
Finmeccanica
General Dynamics
GE S-400
Hamilton Sundstrand
Hawker Beechcraft
Hispano Suiza
ITP
Liebherr Aerospace
Lockheed Martin
Magnaghi
Messier - Bugatti - Dowty
Microturbo
Moog
NSK
Pratt & Whitney
Ratier Figeac
Rolls-Royce
Safran Group
Schaeffler
Sikorsky
SKF
Snecma
Timken
Turbomeca
UTC Aerospace Systems
Accreditations:
BS EN ISO 9001
BS EN 9100
BS EN ISO 17025 (testing)
Nadcap:
Heat treatment
NDT
Material testing
Our steel flies
the world
www.tatasteel.com/aerospace
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for the Oil and Gas Industry
THE OIL AND
GAS INDUSTRY
Our steel explores
the world
Within the Oil and Gas sector we produce the widest single range of
steel types ranging from basic CrMo products such as AISI 4140, through
more capable NiCrMo grades such as AISI 4330V to corrosion resistant
stainless steel such as SF 13/2/5. In addition at the request of the industry
we are bringing to market bespoke high performance grades such as the
recently introduced HyPer30 and HyPer45 steel types. This wide range of
grades is backed by unparalleled levels of OEM and customer approvals.
Lowering the Total Cost
of Production
By using a combination of our own internal and
quality external heat treatment resources we can
produce our steels with the widest possible range
of mechanical properties. We can then deliver
globally to support our customers supply chains.
Our steels can be used throughout the oil and gas
extraction industry for components where strength,
toughness and resistance to fatigue and corrosion are
paramount. This gives you consistency and reliability
in operation to help you reduce your total costs.
Customer Approvals
Third Party Approvals
Baker Hughes
Cameron
Halliburton
National Oilwell Varco (NOV)
Smith International
Weatherford
Germanischer Lloyd
Lloyds
PED
Accreditations:
BS EN ISO 9001
BS EN 9100
BS EN ISO 17025 (testing)
Nadcap:
Heat treatment
NDT
Material testing
www.tatasteel.com/oilandgas
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for Industrial Bearings
Pioneers in Steel Steel for Industrial Engineering
INDUSTRIAL
BEARINGS
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEERING
For more than 60 years, Tata Steel Speciality Steels has been a major
supplier to the Industrial Bearings market with products and process
approved by major bearings manufacturers across the world.
Tata Steel Speciality Steels has been a major
supplier to the engineering segment for over
150 years.
Product Excellence
As a proven supplier into the bearings market, our steel finds application across a
wide range of industrial sectors such as machine tools, mining, renewable power,
paper mills, material conveying and other critical applications like high speed rail
and Aerospace. As a proven supplier into the bearings market, we understand the
technical challenges of bearing steel specifications. Precise control of steelmaking
conditions delivers the accurate analytical control and consistent steel cleanness
that are vital to a successful bearings product.
Our dedicated specialists offer technical support and expertise throughout the
supply chain. We recognise the steel technology expertise within the sector and
work closely with supply chain partners to develop and improve materials and
processes to deliver optimised performance.
State of the Art
We are a leading manufacturer of high performance bearing steel,
manufacturing through hardening, case hardening and induction
hardening steels.
Our high integrity steels are used within the engineering industry for applications
in mining, agriculture, automotive, power generation, petrol chemicals, military
and other specialised applications.
We supply high integrity steels to a range of customers in different industrial
engineering markets. Our steels are approved by the majority of players
operating in these markets.
Accreditations
Customer Approvals
Customer Approvals
NSK
Schaeffler
SKF
Timken
Our state of the art facilities, combined with technical expertise, enable us to
supply not only basic steel products, but the highest quality finished product to
be used directly by the customer.
Accreditations
BS EN ISO 9001
BS EN 9100
BS EN ISO 17025 (testing)
Nadcap:
Heat treatment
NDT
Material testing
BS EN ISO 9001
BS EN 9100
BS EN ISO 17025 (testing)
Nadcap:
Heat treatment
NDT
Material testing
Joy Mining
Caterpillar
Alcoa Forgings and Extrusions
Alstom
Siemens
Our steel engineers
the world
www.tatasteel.com/industrialbearings
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Our steel moves
the world
www.tatasteel.com/industrialengineering
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for High Precision Applications
BRIGHT BAR
For applications where predictability in machining and tool
life are key, Speciality Steels supply a wide range of hot rolled
and cold finished bars that meet or exceed national and
international standards.
Bespoke Solutions
We have a proven ability to supply into many different supply chains, from high
volume industrial markets to niche components, which is testimony to our high
levels of quality and service. By using our through process technical expertise we
can work with our customers to continually develop tailored solutions that meet
their needs, backed by an integrated supply chain from steelmaking to bright bar,
which delivers full traceability and continuity of supply.
www.tatasteel.com/brightbar
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Quality Approvals
Specialty Steels’ comprehensive bar range encompasses a
variety of steel quality types and is available in both metric
and imperial sizes. This is backed by extensive testing and
heat treatment capability including spheroidised annealing,
annealing to hardness or grain structure, normalising, stress
relieving, and quench & tempering.
Our Hitenspeed range of steels are designed for high-strength
applications and do not require heat treatment. Combined with
enhanced machinability the Hitenspeed range offers reduced
through costs, reduced distortion and consistent performance.
Our quality management systems have been assessed by over
100 component and equipment manufacturers, end users,
third parties and national bodies. In addition to a number
of customer accreditations, relevant approvals include:
ISO 14001
BS EN ISO 9001
BS EN 9100
ISO/TS 16949
BS EN ISO 17025 (testing)
Nadcap:
Heat treatment
NDT
Material testing
Our steel protects
the world
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for the Automotive Industry
AUTOMOTIVE
Speciality Steels is the home of automotive bar products within
Tata Steel. We have long standing experience supplying into
the Automotive Forging sector, supplying steel for the engine
and powertrain. Black Bar is supplied which is typically forged
into gears, connecting rods, crankshafts, camshafts and pistons
which are all supplied into the automotive supply chain from
Speciality Steels.
Product Diversity
Supporting a market as diverse as the Automotive industry demands a
comprehensive production and supply infrastructure. Everyone in the
supply chain from raw material manufacturers through to the ultimate
consumer has experienced the continuous drive for higher performance
improved technology and increasingly economic and environmental
pressures. Tata Steel have been supporting our customer base by
introducing new materials, improving quality, developing added
value services and minimising final component costs. It is our
aim to be a partner in lowering the total cost of ownership
through the supply chain.
Our steel drives
the world
www.tatasteel.com/autoforging
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for Advanced Precision Machining
ADVANCED
MACHINING CENTRE
Tata Steel has recently invested in advanced machining
technology at a dedicated facility in South Yorkshire to
enable us to work with our customers from concept to
finished component.
The Heart of the Factory
Integrated Supply Chain
New state of the art machines from Mazak, Studer
and Fanuc deliver a manufacturing capability that
encompasses:
•• Complex component geometries up to 658mm
diameter and 1.5m long
•• Horizontal and vertical milling up to 3m long,
800mm wide and 720mm high
•• Internal and external cylindrical grinding up to
1.6m long
•• Latest in onboard, coordinate measuring machine
(CMM) and comparator checking
•• Leading edge tool holding and work holding
By being part of Speciality Steels we can utilise a
wide range of materials from our own production
capability and we can also source other materials
through our own in-house service centre.
This means we can deliver a completely integrated
supply chain and reduce the complexity of
component manufacture.
We are working towards or have obtained:
•• ISO 9001
•• AS 9100
•• TS 16949
•• ISO 14001
www.theprovingfactory.com
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Our machines
shape your world
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Pioneers in Steel Steel for Motorsport Applications
Pioneers in Steel Steel for Diverse Components
MOTORSPORT
APPLICATIONS
NARROW
STRIP
The motorsport arena is second nature for us; it’s rigorous,
demanding and competitive – a natural fit for our products
and services.
Our range of high-quality strip steels is used to manufacture
diverse components, from seat belt mechanisms to ice axes and
from industrial needles to plough blades. They are used for cold
rolling and in presswork and engineering industries.
Producing Steels that Deliver
Performance
We have an impressive track record supplying
many of the world’s major motorsport component
manufacturers. Our motorsport services and
processes have been modelled on our aerospace
operations to guarantee performance and quality.
Our integrated mill and service centre operations
enables us to meet supply requirements with
guaranteed quality and complete documentation.
Components created from our steel include:
•• Bearings
•• Differentials
•• Camshafts
•• Driveshafts
•• Conrods
•• Gears
•• Crankshafts
www.tatasteel.com/motorsport
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Our experience within the automotive industry is
extensive, ranging from straightforward materials
supply to advanced research, development and
consultancy via our automotive engineering group.
We can work with our customers from the earliest
design stage right through to manufacture and
beyond, providing the kind of support that gives
motorsport teams the competitive advantage they
need. Our ability to manage the supply chain, shape
advanced metals and deliver unmatched technical
support places us at the forefront of the industry.
With comprehensive in-house steelmaking, rolling
and finishing facilities we offer everything from
single air melt and vacuum induction melting
products, to VAR and ESR double or triple melted
steels. These are available in a full range of heat
treated, bright or black bar.
The Markets we Serve Include:
•• Agricultural
•• Automotive
•• Aviation
•• Cold Rollers
•• Keys
•• Mining
•• Yellow Goods
​​We also offer a hire rolling service.
Sizes:
Width
Min
Max
Mill edge
180
500mm
Slit edge
26
465mm
Gauge
1.6
14.0mm
These do vary by grade and are subject to technical discussion.
Coil size
Maximum 9.5kgs/mm of width, 4.75t
From alloy and stainless steels to high carbon,
free-cutting, boron and low carbon steel; our steels
offer varying strength, formability, durability and
hardness properties to suit the requirements of a
variety of end applications.
Our steel races
the world
www.tatasteel.com/narrowstrip
Our steel transforms
the world
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Pioneers in Steel Product Range
PRODUCT RANGE
Tata Steel manufactures an extensive range of products in different
forms and sizes to suit the customer’s specific requirement.
The available product forms are:
•• As cast ingots and continuous cast bloom
•• VAR/ESR remelted ingots
•• Hot rolled solid bars and
•• Hot rolled narrow strip
•• Bright/ cold finished bars
The outline sizes for each product form are given below.
Rolled Form
Form
Min
(mm)
Max
(tonne)
Min
(in)
Max
(in)
Blooms
211
457
8 1/4
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Billets
50
211
2
8 1/4
Width
100
500
3 7/8
19 5/8
Thickness
50
330
2
12 7/8
Rolled
25
381
1
15
Round
10
230
3/8
90 1/2
Hexagon
10
76
3/8
3
Width
26
500
1
19 5/8
Thickness
1.6
14
1/16
1/16
Slabs
Rounds
Bright Bar
Narrow Strip
As-Cast Form
Airmelt
Top
(mm)
Bottom
(mm)
Length
(mm)
Weight
(tonne)
Top
(in)
Bottom
(in)
Length
(in)
Weight
(short tonne)
SBC
180
180
6500 – 13000
n/a
7 1/8
7 1/8
256 - 512
-
SBC
210
210
6500 – 13000
n/a
8 1/4
8 1/4
256 - 512
-
LBC
560
400
2200-5700
n/a
22 1/16
22 1/16
87 - 225
-
5.4
25 3/4
19 5/16
91
5.9
6.6
28 3/8
21 11/64
90
7.3
6.1
24 3/8
23 9/16
118
6.7
27 9/16
118
9.2
Square
Square
Round (Multi fluted)
653
721
619
490
550
598
2310
2285
3000
Round (Multi fluted)
722
700
3000
8.3
28 7/16
Round (Multi fluted)
860
845
3220
12.8
33 7/8
33 1/4
127
14.1
Polygon (12 sided)
1125
940
3320
13.0
44 19/64
37 1/64
131
14.3
Remelt
Top
(mm)
Bottom
(mm)
Length
(mm)
Weight
(tonne)
Top
(in)
Bottom
(in)
Length
(in)
Weight
(short tonne)
VAR Round
660
660
1750
4.3
26
26
69
4.7
VAR Round
760
760
1900
5.9
30
30
75
6.5
36 1/2
87
9
VAR Round
915
915
2200
8.2
36 1/2
ESR Round
635
635
1950
4.3
25
25
77
4.7
ESR Round
700
700
1850
4.3
27 1/2
27 1/2
73
4.7
ESR Round
555
555
2100
4.3
21 3/4
21 3/4
83
4.7
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Pioneers in Steel Process Flow
PROCESS FLOW
Our modern integrated production facilities with in-house finishing
and testing capability help us to meet the specific requirement of
our customer’s supply chain.
As a producer of high quality speciality steels, we are continually
looking to invest in our facilities to improve our product range
and service offering. The recent investment in Vacuum Induction
Melting (VIM) expands our offering to include non-ferrous,
Nickel-based alloys.
Special
Melting
Remelting
Processing
Vacuum Arc
Remelting
Vacuum
Induction
Melting
Finishing
Heat
Treatment
Electro Slag
Remelting
Peeling / Turning
Forging*
Bright Drawing
Dispatch
Rolling
Ladle Arc
Furnace
Ingot
Cutting
Vacuum
Degassing
Concast
Inspection
Secondary
Steelmaking
Casting
Electric Arc
Furnace
Primary
Melting
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*External Process
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Pioneers in Steel Our Beliefs in Sustainability
SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability drives everything we do. To us, this is about addressing
the challenges we all face today, it is about how we can ensure a
high quality of life for all, both now and for generations to come.
This means we need to balance economic prosperity and social
equality with looking after the one planet on which we live.
A pioneer in adopting sustainability as a policy, Tata Steel is guided by the
approach that wealth created must be continuously returned to society.
The responsibility of combining the three elements of society - social,
environmental and economic – is of utmost importance to the way of life
at Tata Steel. It is the combination of these three elements that ensures that
business is sustainable for all stakeholders.
We are committed to the design of more sustainable products that contribute
to solutions, which are lighter, last longer and use fewer resources to produce.
Our steel goes into the world’s most sustainable buildings and transport
infrastructure, and supports the performance of the most efficient vehicles
on the market. Steel is the only material with a truly closed recycling loop. Steel is
not consumed, it is used again and again without any loss of quality or strength.
Steel is a uniquely sustainable material because once it’s made; it can be used as
steel, forever.
We are proud to be a member of ULCOS (Ultra-Low CO2 Steelmaking), a
pioneering partnership of 48 European organisations committed to reducing
the CO2 emissions of steel production by 50% by 2050. Above all we operate in
a way that is safe for our people and respectful to the environment. We behave
responsibly and with care towards the communities surrounding and impacted
by our operations.
Balancing economic prosperity, environmental responsibility and societal benefit,
Tata Steel Europe aims to address the bigger global challenges primarily through
its advanced steel products and efficient production processes. It is the steel
products that reach out to millions of end users and the use of these create a
wider impact from the sustainability perspective. As a good corporate citizen,
the company believes in investing in Research & Development for technologies
to produce steel that has less impact on the environment and processes that are
more resource efficient.
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Pioneers in Steel Our Worldwide Presence
TATA STEEL
WORLDWIDE PRESENCE
Manufacturing and Distribution Centres
UK: Bolton, Sheffield, Rotherham and Wednesbury
China: Suzhou and Xi’an
India: Nagpur
Tata Steel Sales Offices
Bangkok
Lagos
Bucharest
Maastricht
Chicago
Madrid
Dubai
Milan
Dusseldorf
Mumbai
Farum
Paris
Gothenburg
Praha
Helsinki
Seoul
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Houston
Singapore
Istanbul
Taipei
Johannesburg
Tokyo
Katowice
Kuala Lumpur
Representative Sales Offices
Dammam
Doha
Genova
Melbourne
Monterrey
Moscow
Sao Paulo
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CONTACT US
Speciality Steels Headquarters
Service Centres
Tata Steel
Speciality Steels
Manchester Road
Stocksbridge
Sheffield
S36 2JA
UK
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www.tatasteel.com/specialitysteels
Tata Steel
Aerospace Service Centre
Union Road
The Valley
Bolton
BL2 2HS
UK
T: +44(0)1204 394 474
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www.tatasteel.com/aerospace
Automotive Forging and Bar
Tata Steel
Speciality Service Centre Suzhou Co Ltd
Unit A Building
No 5 West Side
No1 Qiming Road
Suzhou Industrial Park
Suzhou 215021
China
T: +86 512 8666 8177
F: +86 512 8666 8179
E: [email protected]
www.tatasteel.cn
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Speciality Steels
Aldwarke Lane
Rotherham
S65 3ES
UK
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www.tatasteel.com/specialitysteels
Bright Bar Wednesbury
Tata Steel
Speciality Steels
Bright Bar
All Saints Road
Wednesbury
West Midlands
WS10 9LL
UK
T: +44(0)121 568 4417
F: +44(0)121 568 4444
E: [email protected]
www.tatasteel.com/specialitysteels
Narrow Strip
Tata Steel
Sheffield Road
Rotherham
S60 1BN
UK
T: +44(0)1709 377 113
F: +44(0)1709 842 609
E: [email protected]
www.tatasteel.com/narrowstrip
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