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SBQ STEEL BLOG

As smart, strong and reliable as our steel, our people are at the heart of the problem-solving culture that delivers tailored solutions to customers’ toughest engineering and supply chain challenges. This blog is where our people will share our industry-leading expertise in metallurgy, steelmaking, heat treating, machining and industrial applications with you. Whether it’s battling corrosive conditions five miles below the ocean’s surface or handling the torque of a bearing in a wind turbine 250 feet in the air, we thrive on developing steel solutions for the world’s most demanding applications.

Recognition is great, but it's the (TimkenSteel) experience that matters

When TimkenSteel became an independent company in 2014, our reputation for creating some of the cleanest and best steels in the world was well established. We have the only focused special bar quality steel technology center in North America and we had invested millions of dollars in manufacturing assets that were the envy of the industry.

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TimkenSteel adds expertise to Lightweight Forging Initiative

TimkenSteel continues to lead the industry with our technology and our dedicated team of experts who drive it. Now, we’re taking our knowledge of clean, high-strength, high-toughness steels to an international consortium focused on reducing weight in the next generation of vehicles.


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New Year, New Tool! TimkenSteel Launches Practical Data for Metallurgists Cloud-based App

TimkenSteel's Practical Data for Metallurgists guide has gone mobile!


Our Practical Data for Metallurgists guide has served as an industry standard since its introduction in 1953. And now, we’ve created an easy way to get information you need from the guide, in the palm of your hand, from your mobile device.

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Encouraging a new industry standard

Patrick Anderson

For decades, the steel industry has relied on reduction ratio as a common measure of center soundness in steel bars, or the shrinkage porosity left over from casting.

See why we believe the industry standard should move away from reduction ratio and toward ultrasonic testing to guarantee a bar product's level of soundness.

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