Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metals new stainless steel
The new stainless steel, HRX19TM, for use in high pressure hydrogen environments has been developed by Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation (NSSMC), the global steel producer. HRX19TM has already been used for heat exchangers, joints and valves of commercial use in hydrogen stations.
Global stainless output & consumption to rise 2014/15
According to a recent report by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC), in 2015, the global output of stainless steel in 2015 will rise by two percent year-on-year and will rise even further by 4.
Sandmeyer Steel hires sales manager for Canada
Ms. Melanie Mitchell has joined Sandmeyer Steel Company as the district sales manager for Canada replacing Mr. Adam Paterson, who is retiring as the company’s manufacturer’s representative in Canada.
Glencores Sudbury INO wins award
Glencore's Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations (Sudbury INO) has been recognized for its "outstanding performance" in creating a safe, environmentally friendly operation.
Sudbury INO has received a special Towards Sustainable Mining (TMO) Leadership Award, which is granted only when an operation meets or exceeds a level "A" ranking in its results across six performance areas of the TSM initiative: Safety and health, aboriginal and community outreach, crisis management, tailings management, biodiversity conservation management and energy use and greenhouse gas emissions management.
Sudbury INO has received a special Towards Sustainable Mining (TMO) Leadership Award, which is granted only when an operation meets or exceeds a level "A" ranking in its results across six performance areas of the TSM initiative: Safety and health, aboriginal and community outreach, crisis management, tailings management, biodiversity conservation management and energy use and greenhouse gas emissions management.
2015: Stainless Steel prices to rise
In Europe, stainless steel business activity is at relatively low levels. With alloy surcharges falling in December and set to rise in January, some speculative purchasing may have been expected, this month.