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Stainless steel and perforated sheet David Holland - Benoit Van Hecke ArcelorMittal Stainless Europe 2008 World Perforating Conference June 18-21 2008 Munich Germany

Stainless Steel & Perforated Sheet Review 2008

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Page 1: Stainless Steel & Perforated Sheet Review 2008

Stainless steel and perforated sheetDavid Holland - Benoit Van Hecke

ArcelorMittal Stainless Europe

2008 World Perforating Conference June 18-21 2008 Munich Germany

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What will we cover?

ArcelorMittal Stainless

Properties of stainless steels

Stainless Europe’s portfolio

Ferritics: change is on the way

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ArcelorMittal Stainless

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Not only leading the steel industry but the

Metals & Mining sector

* Metal Bulletin

** Result from the merger between Ansteel and Bensteel.

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Mittal

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elor

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Alcoa

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Crude Steel production in 2006 (Mt)* Turnover in 2006 (USD billion)

More than 3 times larger than next competitor

**

Key Figures…

• 320.000 employees

• 60 countries

• One of the 50 largest corporations of the world

• Production capacity is 113 million tonnes,

which represents about 10% of the world's

crude steel output.

• Industrial presence in 27 countries across

Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa…

ArcelorMittal

Not only leading the steel industry but the

Metals & Mining sector

* Metal Bulletin

** Result from the merger between Ansteel and Bensteel.

118

34 32 3123

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

Arc

elor

Mittal

Nip

pon

Steel

JFE

POSCO

Anb

en

89

32 32

22 21

0

20

40

60

80

100

Arc

elor

Mittal

Alcoa

BHP B

illito

n

Rio

Tinto

CVRD

Crude Steel production in 2006 (Mt)* Turnover in 2006 (USD billion)

More than 3 times larger than next competitor

**

Key Figures…

• 320.000 employees

• 60 countries

• One of the 50 largest corporations of the world

• Production capacity is 113 million tonnes,

which represents about 10% of the world's

crude steel output.

• Industrial presence in 27 countries across

Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa…

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Stainless is core business

2007 Shipments : 2,300 kT – Sales 7,300 M$ - Employees 12,000

NB : All 2007 figures

Service Centre

Production Facility

Shipments: 40 kT

Sales: 610 M$

Employees: 250 $

Distribution: 450 kT

Sales: 330 M$

Employees: 150

Shipments: 700 kT

Sales: 1,600 M$

Employees: 5,000

Shipments: 1,400 kT

Sales: 4,500 M$

Employees: 5,700

Stainless BrazilStainless EuropeStainless

InternationalStainless & Nickel

Alloys

Stainless

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ArcelorMittal Stainless International

Arcelor

Arcelor Stainless CanadaArcelor Stainless Moscow

Arcelor

Stainless

India

Arcelor

Stainless

Australia

Kantzen

Stainless

Processing

(Malaysia)

Sales agencies Service centresSales subsidiaries and representative offices Sales agencies Service

Stainless USA

Arcelor Stainless CanadaArcelor Stainless Moscow

Uginox Sanayi

Arcelor

Stainless

India

Arcelor Stainless

China

Kantzen

Stainless

Processing

(Malaysia)

Arcelor Stainless processing

Uginox Vietnam

Uginox Changzhou

Arcelor Inoxidables De Mexico

Arcelor Stainless Chili

Arcelor Stainless Baltics

Arcelor Stainless

Singapore

Arcelor Stainless TurkeyArcelor Stainless

Korea

Offices in:

Shangai

Hong Kong

Beijing

Offices in:

Singapore

Malaysia

Indonesia

Vietnam

Thailand

Colombia

Distribution

network

•6 steel service

centres

•17 sales

agencies

•18 independent

agents

AM

SI

Distribution: 450 KT

Sales: 1,300 M$

Employees: 400

StainlessInternational

• AMSI is the executive marketing and export sales

representative for stainless steel flat (CR&HR)

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What we are proud of:

• Distribution leadership in Europe

• Distinctive know-how in BA and

ferritics

• Upstream restructuring

• Improvement dynamics

Key figures 2006

• Shipments: 1,400 kt

• Sales: 4,500 M$

• Employees: 5,700

Stainless Europe: mills in Belgium and France,

distribution all over Europe

Lisbon

Milan

Paris

Zurich Budapest

Ansfelden

Prague

Dusseldorf

Sheffield

Eskilstuna

Copenhaguen

IsberguesCarinox

Gueugnon

Barcelona

Luxembourg

Sersheim

Massalengo

Siemianowice Slaskie

Genk

Steel Service Centers

Plants

Sales agencies

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ArcelorMittal Stainless Tubes Europe

(AMSTE)

Main markets:

•Corrosion / Exchangers / Sanitary / Dairy

•Decoration / Structure

Integrated tube mills

Podenzano

Annecy

Dudley

Ancerville

Distribution Centers

Tube mills

Usti nad Labem

2007 Shipments : 80 kT – Sales 200 M$

Main markets:

•Automotive

ArcelorMittal Stainless Automotive Tubes Europe

(AMSATE)

Usti nad Labem – Czech Republic

Ancerville - France

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What we are proud of :

• Global New capacity : 50 000 tons

• Large range : up to 0,05mm thick and

1000mm wide

Key figures 2006

• Shipments: 25 kT

• Sales: 115 M€

• Employees: 370

Stainless Precision Europe: Cold rolling of

precision stainless steel strip

Firminy

Pont de Roide

Plants

Agencies

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Properties of ferritic stainless steel

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Fe

...mainly iron...chromium: at least 10,5%

Cr

Stainless

What is Stainless Steel?(according to EN 10020)

•Stainless steels are “stainless” because their chromium

content gives them exceptional resistance to corrosion.

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C steel

O2

O2O2

O2

O2

O2O2 O2 O2

O2

O2

Fe2O3 Cr2O3

Passive layer

Stainless

> 10,5% Cr

PROTECTION

Needs surface

protections

Corrosion resistance

How stainless steel works

•The passive layer avoids corrosion. Regular maintenance with water

rinsing is sufficient to maintain this corrosion resistance

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AUSTENITIC

Carbon

Nickel

Mo

Aluminium

Copper,…

Iron

Chromium

> 0.1%

11.5 – 17%

0 – 1.5 %

< 0.1%

10.5 – 30%

0 – 4.5 %

< 0.1%

16 – 21%

6 – 26%

0 - 7 %

< 0.1%

21 – 26%

3.5 – 8%

0 - 4 %

DUPLEX FERRITICMARTENSITIC AUSTENITIC

Carbon

Nickel

Mo

Aluminium

Copper,…

Iron

Chromium

> 0.1%

11.5 – 17%

0 – 1.5 %

< 0.1%

10.5 – 30%

0 – 4.5 %

< 0.1%

16 – 21%

6 – 26%

< 0.1%

16 – 21%

6 – 26%

0 - 7 %

< 0.1%

21 – 26%

3.5 – 8%

0 - 4 %

DUPLEX FERRITICMARTENSITIC

Main families of stainless steel

According to standards: AISI, EN, JIS

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Why the 4 stainless families do they have

different properties?

•Because they have

different atomic

structures

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0

5

10

15

20

25

Invar

Inox

Inox

Ac

ier

ca

rbo

ne

Inox

M

Cu Al

Coefficient de dilatation (10-6 m/mx°C)

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

InvarInox

Inox

Acie

r

carb

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Inox

M

Cu Al

Résistivité électrique (cm )

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

Inva

r Inox

Inox

Inox

M

Ac

ier

carb

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Al Cu

Conductivité thermique (W/mx°C)

Physical properties

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Al Inox

Inox

M

Inox

A

cie

r

carb

on

e

Inva

rCu

Point de fusion (°C)Melting point

Thermal expansion coefficient

Electrical resistivity

Thermal conductivity

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0

50

100

150

200

250

Al Inox

Inox

M

Inox

Ac

ier

ca

rbo

ne

InvarCu

Module d’élasticité

Tota

l Elo

ngati

on

Tensile Strength

Austenitic Stainless Steels

Carbon SteelsAluminium

Mechanical properties

AusteniticsStainless

Steels

Type 304/316

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

FerriticsStainless

Steels

TYPE 430

4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 El (%)

CarbonSteels

MartensiticStainless Steels

UTS

UTS

AusteniticsStainless

Steels

Type 304/316

STRESS

( MPa )

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

STRESS

( Ksi )

FerriticsStainless

Steels

TYPE 430

STRAIN

4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 El (%)

CarbonSteels

MartensiticStainless Steels

UTS

UTS

AusteniticsStainless

Steels

Type 304/316

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

FerriticsStainless

Steels

TYPE 430

4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 El (%)

CarbonSteels

MartensiticStainless Steels

UTS

UTS

AusteniticsStainless

Steels

Type 304/316

STRESS

( MPa )

STRESS

( MPa )

600

500

400

300

200

100

0

STRESS

( Ksi )

STRESS

( Ksi )

FerriticsStainless

Steels

TYPE 430

STRAIN

4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 El (%)

CarbonSteels

MartensiticStainless SteelsMartensiticStainless Steels

UTS

UTS

Modulus of elasticity

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ArcelorMittal Stainless Europe:

Our portfolio

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Complete Product portfolio …

A Solution for each client

S 300 A historic high-end, standard

Martensitic The material hardness

S 400 Offensive strategy: share value

S 200Complementary strategy: only where ferritic does not

demonstrate success

Duplex « Ultimate innovation »

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KARA Offer

A great value for a stable price

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A worldwide exclusive:

2 metres wide

An economic and high-performance austenitic

Complementary solution to KARA

HR & thick CR

S200 – 17-4Mn – 1.4618

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Duplex 2205

Exceptional performance …

…for harsh environments

• Applications: Oil, gas, paper industries,

desalination …

• Outstanding corrosion resistance

• Substantially higher mechanical strength than

other categories

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Austenitic standards

304/ 304L/321 and 316L/316Ti, 309S

• Corrosion resistance + mechanical properties

• They will remain indispensable:

– Technical requirements

– Cost of change

– Standard-related issues

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Complimentary range

• KARATubes’ offer - AMSTE K41, K03 (17-4Mn and K44)

• 2m wide

• Exhaust’s offer – AMSATE

• Building offer (special surface aspect)

• Tear plate

• Flat bars (1.4016, 1.4301, 1.4307, 1.4541, 1.4404 ,1.4571)

• Precision strip

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ArcelorMittal Stainless Europe Initiative

•Parallel to S400 project launched by ISSF on a worldwide basis

ArcelorMittal launched its own product brand linked to its growth strategy

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Our ferritic offer

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Chromium gives to stainless steel its resistance

to localised corrosion

PREPRE

•Thanks to chromium, stabilised ferritic

can reach 304 corrosion resistance

(nickel does not prevent pitting

corrosion)

304 / 1.4307K41 / 441 / 1.4509

Salt spray test (ASTM B117) >1000h

•Only molybdenum-containing ferritic

have better resistance than 304

80% of the corrosion

resistance required are in

this area

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AUSTENITIC

FERRITIC

Norms

316L

304

436

441*

430

AISI

X6CrMoNb

17-1

1.4526S43600K36

X5CrNi18-101.4301S3040018-9E

X2CrNiMo17

-12-2

1.4404S3160318-11ML

X2CrTiNb181.4509S43932K41

X6Cr171.4016S43000K30

EN 10088-2UNSU&A

* Approximate standard

AreclorMittal Stainless Europe has developed

Ferritics who meet International standards

K44 444 S44400 1.4521 X2CrMoTi

18-2

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Ferritics are emerging as a useful solution in

many applications

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A new global

awareness

• Customers highly welcome

comprehensive information

of the "Ferritic Solution“

• They better understand the

advantages that ferritics

can provide.

• They are currently in an

intensive testing phase of

ferritics for their

applications

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Customer’s feedback on Ferritic substitution

Source: ISSF 12 - annual

meeting and conference

Paris May 19th, 2008

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Conclusion

• Ferritic grades have been developed to offer our customers an

alternative with similar or identical properties to other stainless steel

grades

• Ferritics development: a long term growth lever for stainless market,

not limited to subtitution to austenitics

• Ferritics grades happened to be a less expensive solution

How to deal with increasingly expensive and volatile raw

materials ?

Ferritic stainless steels are clearly the material of the future.

“A steel whose time has come”