In a statement, The Systems Group said the equipment includes the EAF shells, roofs and fume elbows. 

“The EAF sidewall will incorporate a unique proprietary profile that includes integrated ‘bump-outs’ to help protect the burners and refractory bricks and reduce scrap jams at the slag door opening area. The roof will be a new steep cone design for optimization and extended lifetime,” the company said.   

The project is part of a US$650 million expansion that will increase the production capability from 1.6 million to 3 million tons annually and will increase the maximum coil width to approximately 73 inches.