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About Steel production - Everything you need to know about steel in less than 30 minutes

What you always wanted to know about steel production and could never ask is now shown in the new film "Steel - A traditional material with a great future". It vividly explains the production of steel and its products. The film shows the different ways from ore or scrap to steel and presents the most important products of the steel industry in Germany. Content: Production of steel: from ore to steel, blast furnace and converter, from scrap to steel, electric arc furnace. Steel products and their production: sheet, forgings, seamless tubes and sections, wire, continuous casting plants, rolling mills, semi-finished product line, forge, processing of steel, surface coating, tailored blanks. 2006 © Licensed by Fact + Film

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Title
Steel production - Everything you need to know about steel in less than 30 minutes
Category
Society
Runtime
28 minutes
Language
English
Publisher
wocomoDOCS

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