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In a Materials World article, Ovako explains how direct-quenched steels can achieve strength, toughness and ductility without secondary heat treatment, improving sustainability and productivity.

Tube & Wire 2020 postponed until 2022 Ovako welcomes you to explore new possibilities with and our collaboration with Nippon Steel and Sanyo Special…

In September 2023, Ulf Kristersson, the Swedish prime minister came to Ovako’s Hofors mill for the official inauguration of the world´s first fossil-free hydrogen plant for heating steel before rolling. Anders Lugnet, Ovako’s Technical Specialist, Energy-& Furnace Technology, explains how this development offers significant potential for global emissions reduction.

Green steel is generating a lot of media buzz, but just what does that really mean? What factors should customers consider for sustainability? Vendela Stenius, Ovako’s Sustainability and Communications Specialist, explains why we ground our claims in hard facts and never actually talk about “green steel”.

Thomas Björk, PhD, Group Technical Specialist, Ovako Sweden AB, outlines a recent research program that shows both recycled steel and ore-based steel are equally good as raw materials for automotive crankshafts.

Ovako's innovative approach to visualizing metal flow during hot working processes helps optimize steel properties like strength and fatigue life, offering insights that align with computer simulations for better results.

Discover how Ovako is leading the way in circularity with 97% recycled steel, innovative recycling practices, and a commitment to reducing CO2 emissions by over 80%. Learn about our role in shaping a sustainable, circular economy for generations to come.

Machinability of steel can have a big impact on the bottom line. By optimizing machine operations, a manufacturer can extend tool life, increase output and minimize waste.