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Finnish company Ponsse Plc gave its designers a free hand to create a new generation of forest harvester. The result was the Ponsse Scorpion, built around the operator with a focus on ergonomics. High-strength steels enabled Ponsse to improve both harvester performance and control. The Ponsse Scorpion has been named one of four finalists for …
The South African company Milotek Pty Ltd has developed a completely new, innovative and environmentally aware system for high-capacity heavy transportation: a modular elevated track with self-propelled trains. The Futran System creatively utilizes high-strength steel in several different parts of the structure. Milotek is one of four finalists for this year’s Swedish Steel Prize. The …
For developing a highly durable mining screener for iron ore in high strength steel, the Brazilian company Vale is a finalist for the 2014 Swedish Steel Prize. The Swedish Steel Prize is awarded annually by SSAB, the global leader in high-strength steel and wear plate, to recognize the most innovative design utilizing high-strength steel. …
For developing a lightweight and more efficient trailer made from high-strength steel, Santander Equipos is a finalist for the 2014 Swedish Steel Prize. The Swedish Steel Prize is awarded annually by SSAB, the global leader in high strength steel and wear plate, to recognize the most innovative design utilizing high-strength steel. Santander Equipos, from …
For successfully developing the world’s largest dump truck, with a steerable axle and body components made from high strength steel, Belaz is a finalist for the 2014 Swedish Steel Prize. The Swedish Steel Prize is awarded annually by SSAB, the global leader in high-strength steel and wear plate, to recognize the most innovative design utilizing …