If you talk to builders, farmers, business owners, or developers across North America, you’ll hear the same thing over and ...

Examine the frame of your electric car, or the skeleton of your LEED-certified green building, and you’ll see coal. Not literal coal, mind you. You’ll see steel components that rely on dirty coal to ...

Pressure vessels are the names given to closed containers that house gases or liquids at a significantly different pressure to ambient pressure. Given that safety and reliability are two key factors ...

Knife steel talk gets weird fast because guys treat it like a status symbol. In real use, it comes... The post 15 pocket ...

For years, scientists noticed that magnetic fields could improve steel, but no one knew exactly why. New simulations reveal that magnetism changes how iron atoms behave, making it harder for carbon ...

In the movie Conan the Barbarian, we hear a great deal about “the riddle of steel.” We are never told exactly what that riddle is, but in modern times, it might be: What’s the difference between 4150 ...

A Maine company that recently started processing steel with a next-generation, $1.4 million laser has actually been handling metal since before the state was a state. American Steel and Aluminum LLC ...

When it comes to running giant steel mills, these two steel stocks have an edge on their peers. Nucor and Steel Dynamics, on the other hand, use electric arc furnaces. This is a newer technology that, ...

American Steel and Aluminum is performing upgrades to its 50,920-square-foot industrial building at 75 Spring Hill Road in Saco, which will be used for inventory storage and to increase its ...

It’s easy for Americans to think President Donald Trump’s aluminum and steel tariffs won’t affect them. Most of us aren’t shopping for raw metals, after all. Yet the 25% tariffs rolled out on ...

Does the steel your knife blade is made from really matter, or is it mostly marketing so companies can help you lighten your wallet? The answer is… Yes. Yes, knife steel is important, and yes, there ...