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  • Changed Non-Ferrous Regulations in Russia
    News - 4 Nov 2005
    Important changes to Russian regulations were reported to the BIR Non-Ferrous Metals Round-Table in Milan by Ildar Neverov of Moscow-based TeplotovResource. He explained to a packed auditorium that...
  • Japan's Dowa Mining to Use Ausmelt Technology in New Scrap Smelting Plant
    News - 25 Oct 2005
    On 6th July 2005, Ausmelt Limited announced that it had signed a major new contract with a renowned international metals company to provide Ausmelt’s Top Submerged Lance (TSL) technology for a...
  • Danger Looms For Stainless Steel Sector As China Racks Up Production
    News - 4 Oct 2005
    Remarkable growth forecasts for China’s stainless steel sector were made at a recent industry meeting in Shanghai. Chinese production capacity in 2006 will be double the figure in 2004....
  • Global Stainless Steel Market Remains Dull
    News - 31 Aug 2005
    World output of crude stainless steel in the first half of this year was recently reported to have reached 12.9 million tonnes, an increase of almost 6 percent on the same period of 2004. This is much...
  • BHP Billiton Returns To Mongolia
    News - 11 Aug 2005
    BHP Billiton, the world’s largest diversified resources company, held an opening ceremony of its office in Mongolia on Wednesday August 10, 2005. Opening the ceremony, BHP Billiton Executive...
  • Evidence of a Slow-Down in the Stainless Steel Sector
    News - 2 Jun 2005
    European stainless steel production increased by almost 7% last year but will rise by perhaps only 3 to 5% in 2005, the Stainless Steel & Special Alloys Committee was told on Tuesday, 24th May by...
  • Sandvik Launches Surface Engineered Strip Materials
    News - 18 May 2005
    Sandvik Materials Technology has introduced a new product form and launched a range of surface engineered stainless steel strip materials. Manufacturing processes have been developed to apply...
  • Unusual Use of Metals in the Ocean
    News - 10 May 2005
    Cadmium, commonly considered a toxic metal and often used in combination with nickel in batteries, has been found to have a biological use as a nutrient in the ocean, the first known biological use of...
  • Enthone Opens Shanghai Technical Service Centre in Shanghai
    News - 4 May 2005
    Enthone Inc., a business of Cookson Electronics, has announced the opening of its Shanghai Technical Service Centre in Shanghai, P.R.C. The new facility is a key part of Enthone’s strategic...
  • Loss of Sulphur Atom Reduces Activity of Catalyst
    News - 22 Mar 2005
    Chemical catalysts used to produce clean fuels gradually become less active. Dutch researcher Bas Vogelaar believes that the loss of sulphur atoms might be an important cause of this. He investigated...

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