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XCarb® is an innovative initiative by ArcelorMittal to minimise the carbon footprint of steel production. XCarb® steel is derived from more sustainable production processes that reduce CO2 emissions through the use of modern technologies such as recycling, reducing energy consumption and implementing renewable energy sources. XCarb® offers steel with a sustainable profile, ideal for companies seeking to reduce their carbon footprint. Despite reducing CO2 emissions, the steel retains its excellent mechanical and strength properties, comparable to traditional steel products.

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Hot-rolled sheets are produced by hot rolling at a temperature above the recrystallisation temperature of the steel. This process gives the steel greater ductility, making it possible to produce large sheet sizes and thicknesses. Hot-rolled sheets have good strength and ductility, making them suitable for structural and engineering applications. They have a matt surface and can be used where aesthetics are not a key requirement.

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Cold-rolled sheets are produced by cold rolling, which results in a material with high dimensional accuracy and a smooth surface. The process takes place below the recrystallisation temperature of the steel. Cold-rolled sheets have a higher tensile strength and hardness compared to hot-rolled sheets, as well as a very smooth surface, making them ideal for precision applications such as the manufacture of automotive parts, household appliances and in the electrical industry.

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Hot-dip galvanised sheets are steel sheets coated with a layer of zinc in a dipping process, which provides protection against corrosion. The zinc layer is formed by dipping the steel into molten zinc. Hot-dip galvanised sheets have excellent corrosion resistance, making them ideal for outdoor applications and high humidity environments. They are widely used in the construction, automotive and engineering industries.

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Electrolytically galvanised sheets are coated with a layer of zinc by an electrochemical process. This process ensures that a thin layer of zinc is evenly applied to the surface of the steel. Electrolytically galvanised sheets have a smooth and even surface, making them an excellent choice for applications requiring an aesthetically pleasing finish and precision machining. They are used in the automotive and white goods industries and in the manufacture of components requiring painting or coating.

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AUTOMOTIVE sheets are steel sheets specially adapted to the requirements of the automotive industry. They are characterised by specific mechanical and technological properties that enable the production of parts with high strength and low weight. AUTOMOTIVE sheets are characterised by high strength, good formability and corrosion resistance. Thanks to these properties, they are widely used in the manufacture of bodywork, vehicle structural components and safety systems.

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Magnelis® sheets are steel coated with an alloy of zinc, aluminium and magnesium, which provides significantly better corrosion protection than traditional zinc coatings. Magnelis® is characterised by an even coating distribution and excellent resistance to harsh environmental conditions. Magnelis® galvanised sheets offer exceptional corrosion resistance, even in the most demanding environments such as industrial and coastal zones. Their properties make them ideal for construction, energy and outdoor infrastructure applications.

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