Metalworking
Ammonia can be used to make greener steel
A new innovative technology is replacing hydrogen with ammonia in the green steel-making process. (more…)
A new innovative technology is replacing hydrogen with ammonia in the green steel-making process. (more…)
A report by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has revealed that there are no UK green steel projects at the planning stage, compared to 23 in European Union countries. (more…)
Despite concerns over Russia and Ukraine, there is plenty of steel available at (more…)
The Confederation of British Metalforming (CBM) wants the government to significantly raise the tariff-free quotas for European steel imports to protect steel supplies to (more…)
Tata Steel UK is using microscopic bacteria to convert emissions from its blast furnaces into materials that are (more…)
At a conference at the end of 2021, members of the steel industry and researchers met to discuss the (more…)
The box trolleys we make at Steely Products are based on a simple design, but a lot of engineering and design expertise goes into developing the ideal box trolley for our end users. Read on to learn about the required...
Steel from Swedish steelmaker Hybrit, which has made without using coal, has been delivered to (more…)
ArcelorMittal plans to construct the world's largest zero-carbon steel plant in Sestao, near Bilbao in Spain. The company is seeking 500 million euros of public money towards the cost of the plant, which is set to cost one (more…)
Steely Products’ design philosophy is to create equipment that works well and is built to last. Expect our equipment to provide many years of (more…)
At Steely Products, we powder coat tubular steel to make quality material handling and storage equipment. The powder coating finishing process coats the steel with finely ground particles of resin and pigment, which form a thin, durable (more…)
Tubular steel is used to make warehouse equipment as it is lightweight and strong. However, many people wonder whether it is also environmentally friendly. In the following sections, we’ll (more…)
