AUIN

The production of low carbon and low alloy steels involves the step of adding alloying elements to the material, characterized by being a process of high technological density and high cost. The process is also limited to the production of thin and small sheets as it only affects the surface layers of the material.

• The production of low carbon and low alloy steels, without addition of alloying elements, involves a lower technological density and reduces the cost of the process;
• Greater resistance and toughness to the material;
• Possibility of producing thicker alloy structures, opening a new niche in the steel market.