[Shougang Tongsteel 90mm Thin Slab Revamping Achieves Full-process Rolling Production]

Published: Jun 22, 2026 09:43
Recently, the Steelmaking Division of Shougang Tongsteel reported a success: it overcame the challenge of upgrading slab thickness, and the revamping of the 90mm thin slab has achieved full-process rolling production. The implementation of the new process and new slab type not only tackled multiple bottlenecks in production technology, ensuring stable and controllable product quality, but also significantly shortened production cycles and improved equipment and personnel efficiency, injecting strong momentum into the company’s drive for stable, high output, cost reduction, and enhanced efficiency.

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