ArcelorMittal is struggling with lower demand and commodity prices

ArcelorMittal is struggling with lower demand and commodity prices


 The world's largest steel producer ArcelorMittal is struggling with a decline in demand while high commodity prices. "We are disappointed with the recovery process," said Louis Schorsch, head of the American division for flat products, on Thursday. In the third quarter, demand for steel has decreased by 6% worldwide. The purchasing managers in the developed countries held back before replenishing the stocks, he said.

EF-Drill produces high-quality core holes

Emuge expanding its solid carbide twist drill program

EF-Drill is suited for drilling operations STEEL up to 8 x D and EF-Drill VA for the machining of austenitic stainless steels to DIN 6537 short (3 x D) and long (5 x D).
The newly developed geometry of the EF-Drill from Emuge to create the necessary conditions for an economic and reliable production of internal threads. The basis for this is to create a quality core hole drilling.
The geometry approach with the series steel (STEEL), stainless steel (VA), cast iron (GG) and hard materials (HCUT) there was previously only for taps and taps. Now the manufacturer has applied to the

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