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Tata Steel Europe
Latest News
SMS Mevac to Design a VIM Furnace for Tata Steel Speciality Steels
14 December 2012 - Tata Steel Speciality Steels, UK, has chosen SMS Mevac, Germany, to design a VIM X-eed® vacuum induction melting furnace for its Stocksbridge site. The facility will produce high-purity steels and specialist alloys for the aerospace industry.
Electrical Engineers Help Power the Steel Industry
12 December 2012 - Electricity is the main power source behind the steel industry. In fact, a single steel plant can consume as much electricity as a large city. But there are people behind that power. These are electrical engineers.
Tata Steel Enhances Quality Control for Bar and Rod
07 December 2012 - Tata Steel has invested almost £1.5 million in new technology to improve the quality of the steel bar and wire rod output at its Rotherham and Scunthorpe works in the UK.
Tata Steel UK Orders Two Smarton® Konecranes
05 December 2012 - TATA Steel at Brierley Hill in the West Midlands has ordered two SMARTON® cranes for coil lifting from East Kilbride based Konecranes UK Industrial Crane Division.
Tata Steel to Work With SMS Mevac on Vacuum Induction Melting
03 December 2012 - Tata Steel has announced a new collaboration with technology company SMS Mevac, which will design a new facility for the production of high-purity vacuum induction melted (VIM) steels for the aerospace industry at Tata’s Specialty Steels business in Stocksbridge, South Yorkshire.
Tata Steel Restructures to Improve Competitiveness in UK
26 November 2012 - Tata Steel has announced restructuring proposals, including the restart of its No. 4 blast furnace and the loss of 900 jobs, "to improve the competitiveness of its UK operations so they can successfully perform in changing markets."
Tata Steel Subsidiary Develops New Electrical Steel Grades
16 November 2012 - Cogent Power, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Steel, has developed a range of new electrical steel grades suitable for hybrid (HEV) and electric vehicle (EV) drive motor applications.
