United States Steel Corporation (U. S. Steel) is dedicated to the automotive industry and is continuously researching and developing new grades and processes.  This site is designed to help automotive engineers, designers, and purchasing managers gather cutting-edge information about products, grades, and processes unique to the automotive industry.

 

Automotive Steel Technology Discover up-to-date information on the latest developments in steel technology for automotive applications.  (i.e. Dual Phase Steel)		Commercial/Sales Check out our sheet products information, glossary of steel terms, and learn about the facilities that provide service to our automotive customers.
Automotive Lab Learn more about our capabilities and services that are available from computer aided engineering to mechanical testing.		Steel vs Aluminum Why should you choose steel as your automotive material? Visit this section to find out why.

To become the information resource and technology leader in the steel industry, 
U. S. Steel opened the Automotive Center located in Troy, MI.  This center gives us the ability to perform research using state-of-the-art equipment and computer-aided design.  Information generated at this new facility makes up the majority of the information contained on the web site.

Please browse the web site for technical and commercial data that will help you select the most appropriate material for your application.  This site is intended to provide information to help automotive engineers evaluate any potential application whether it be questions on weight reduction, cost savings, formability, crash energy management, or material availability. 

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