Soaring high: XABO® 1300, one of this year’s winners, is suitable for making mobile cranes.
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1st prize: Under a research project Alexander Björn Jungermann and his colleagues developed the quenched and tempered fine-grain structural steel XABO®1300 for very heavy-duty mobile crane applications. The new high-strength heavy plate with a minimum yield strength of 1,300 MPa meets growing demand from mobile crane manufacturers and opens up new design possibilities.
2nd prize: Stephan Schiester and his “low-earing packaging steel” team offer customers major benefits. The premium material is used to produce high-quality metal closures. Technical modifications have made for a leaner production process while maintaining the same high quality Level.
3rd prize: Axel Pohl and his team have added to the PLADUR® Relief family. The unique finish and corrosion resistance of the Relief family combined with outstanding forming properties give customers a competitive edge. Continuous expansion and enhancement of the Relief family has allowed the product to become well established on the market.
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1st prize
Under a research project Alexander Björn Jungermann and his colleagues developed the quenched and tempered fine-grain structural steel XABO®1300 for very heavy-duty mobile crane applications. The new high-strength heavy plate with a minimum yield strength of 1,300 MPa meets growing demand from mobile crane manufacturers and opens up new design possibilities.
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We gladly provide free of charge the images included in our media library for use within daily use in the press (including magazines published weekly or monthly). In any case, condition precedent for this is that when using them, you refer to our company as the source in the immediate vicinity of the image material used and in the customary manner (© thyssenkrupp Steel Europe). If a different author is indicated, this must be stated. You are only authorized to process images to the extent that this is technically mandatory for the specific publication (e.g. black/white instead of in color in a monochromatic daily newspaper) and/or to the extent you only change the size proportionally, without using only part of the image, or to stretch, compress or modify it in any other way or to deform it. Every other processing and use is only admissible after prior written approval (email to: [email protected]). We request to be provided with an author’s copy free of charge and promptly after the respective publication of print media, with films with a digital version in a customary playback format on a generally readable data carrier. Where the image material is used online, you shall provide us with the detailed URL of the respective website and make this website accessible to us. close
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2nd prize
Stephan Schiester and his “low-earing packaging steel” team offer customers major benefits. The premium material is used to produce high-quality metal closures. Technical modifications have made for a leaner production process while maintaining the same high quality Level.
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We gladly provide free of charge the images included in our media library for use within daily use in the press (including magazines published weekly or monthly). In any case, condition precedent for this is that when using them, you refer to our company as the source in the immediate vicinity of the image material used and in the customary manner (© thyssenkrupp Steel Europe). If a different author is indicated, this must be stated. You are only authorized to process images to the extent that this is technically mandatory for the specific publication (e.g. black/white instead of in color in a monochromatic daily newspaper) and/or to the extent you only change the size proportionally, without using only part of the image, or to stretch, compress or modify it in any other way or to deform it. Every other processing and use is only admissible after prior written approval (email to: [email protected]). We request to be provided with an author’s copy free of charge and promptly after the respective publication of print media, with films with a digital version in a customary playback format on a generally readable data carrier. Where the image material is used online, you shall provide us with the detailed URL of the respective website and make this website accessible to us. close
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3rd prize
Axel Pohl and his team have added to the pladur® Relief family. The unique finish and corrosion resistance of the Relief family combined with outstanding forming properties give customers a competitive edge. Continuous expansion and enhancement of the Relief family has allowed the product to become well established on the market.
Usage hints
We gladly provide free of charge the images included in our media library for use within daily use in the press (including magazines published weekly or monthly). In any case, condition precedent for this is that when using them, you refer to our company as the source in the immediate vicinity of the image material used and in the customary manner (© thyssenkrupp Steel Europe). If a different author is indicated, this must be stated. You are only authorized to process images to the extent that this is technically mandatory for the specific publication (e.g. black/white instead of in color in a monochromatic daily newspaper) and/or to the extent you only change the size proportionally, without using only part of the image, or to stretch, compress or modify it in any other way or to deform it. Every other processing and use is only admissible after prior written approval (email to: [email protected]). We request to be provided with an author’s copy free of charge and promptly after the respective publication of print media, with films with a digital version in a customary playback format on a generally readable data carrier. Where the image material is used online, you shall provide us with the detailed URL of the respective website and make this website accessible to us. closeSecond place went to the tinplate manufacturers thyssenkrupp rasselstein®, for their low earing packaging steel. They succeeded in optimizing very thin, high-quality tinplate for screw caps to such an extent that it no longer develops protrusions during the deep drawing process. This outstanding feat of engineering gives this special product a unique selling point.
Third place went to the team behind pladur® Relief family. This is a ZM Ecoprotect® sheet to which various paints can by applied by means of a special print rolling technology. Once it has been coated, this steel can look like high-quality wood, slate, or ice crystal.
