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New Section - Luge
Project
| February
6, 2006 |
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A new section has been
added to the website - Luge
Project.
This section will provide additional information on U. S. Steel's
involvement in helping the USA Luge team go for the gold in the 2006
Winter Olympics and beyond.
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U. S. Steel joins USA
Luge's Supplier Family
| June
6, 2004 |
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U. S. Steel will play an important role in helping the USA Luge team go for the gold.
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Updated Steel vs.
Aluminum
| November
18, 2003 |
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We have updated the Steel
vs. Aluminum section to make it more informative and current.
You can see it here: Steel vs.
Aluminum.
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President of Slovakia
Visits Automotive Center
| April
11, 2003 |
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President Schuster of
Slovakia made a visit to the Automotive Center. (Full
Story)
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| DUAL-TEN®
Steel Brochure Available Online |
September 13, 2002 |
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In an effort to explain
the advantages of dual phase steel and promote our DUAL-TEN®
steel family
of dual phase steels U. S. Steel has made the DUAL-TEN®
steel brochure available online.
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| ussautomotive.com
Presents: Steel vs. Aluminum |
July 29, 2002 |
| To learn
why steel is the superior material for the manufacture of
automobiles, check out the Steel vs. Aluminum
section of our website.
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| U.
S. Steel Automotive Center Obtains A2LA Certification |
March 1, 2002 |
| To
advance our pledge to quality, U. S. Steel's Automotive Center has
sought and obtained A2LA certification. The A2LA accreditation
requires adherence to internationally accepted standards for
quality.
View
the Certificates
Visit
the A2LA website to learn more about the A2LA Accreditation
Process
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| U.
S. Steel's New DUAL-TEN® Steels Find Use in Production Vehicles |
February 12, 2002 |
Today’s
automobile manufacturers are increasingly using U. S. Steel’s dual
phase steel, DUAL-TEN® steel, to reduce mass, reduce cost, and
improve crash energy management. (Full
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| U.
S. Steel's New Family of DUAL-TEN® Steels Will Help Make
Automobiles Lighter, Safer and More Fuel Efficient |
January 25, 2002 |
| United
States Steel LLC (NYSE: X)
has become the first American steel maker to develop and produce
commercially a family of dual phase steels. Marketed under the
trademark DUAL-TEN®, the new steels have been engineered
to meet the demands of automakers for high- strength,
light-weighting materials with improved formability that will help
them reduce vehicle weight and cost while improving crash safety
performance. U. S. Steel's DUAL-TEN® 590 steel is
currently in use by major automobile manufacturers in large
production volume automobiles, and other grades are being qualified
and implemented in the design of future vehicles. (Full
Story)
Learn
More About DUAL-TEN®
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| U.
S. Steel Plants Obtain ISO 14001 Certification |
January 25, 2002 |
| To
ensure U. S. Steel's commitment to environmentally responsible
operating practices, U. S. Steel has sought and obtained ISO 14001
certifications for three of its manufacturing plants. The ISO
14001 certification program was developed to assist companies in
developing an Environmental Management System to assess and control
the impact of their activities to the environment.
View
the Certificates
Visit
the ISO website to learn more about the Environmental Certification
Program
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| United
States Steel Corporation Begins New Year As Independent Company With
a Century of Experience |
January 8, 2002 |
| United
States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X),
the country's largest integrated steel maker, today began trading on
the New York Stock Exchange as an independent company following its
spin-off from USX Corporation at the end of 2001. While the company
is a new legal entity, it has more than a century of experience in
the steel industry. (Full
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