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We hold a leading position in the specialized rail high speed sector, as well as in heavy and urban transport, including tram, switches, and crane rails.
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29.10.2019 | The many applications of ArcelorMittal crane rails
From port and terminal projects to giant cranes or retractable roofs (the latest trend in sport stadiums), ArcelorMittal crane rails are used in many applications and are present in every continent.
12.09.2019 | ArcelorMittal rails in the world’s largest crane
Last year, the company Sarens introduced to the world the SGC-250, the largest crane in the world. This giant crane, which can lift 5,000 tons, moves on crane rails produced by ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products Rails & Special Sections.
21.03.2019 | ArcelorMittal renews Ecovadis Gold rating for CSR
ArcelorMittal has renewed the Gold Recognition Level based on its EcoVadis sustainability rating, which places the Company as a reference supplier within the railway sector.
16.11.2018 | ArcelorMittal supplies rails for the London Underground
The London Underground, nicknamed "the Tube", is a great way to travel and discover London and its hot spots. Londoners and London lovers, you will soon be able to explore parts of the city on ArcelorMittal rails As ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products Rails & Special sections just secured the contract to supply rails for the Northern Line Extension (NLE).
20.04.2018 | ArcelorMittal Rails launches its Rail Tool app
Following the launch of its rail tool in April 2017, ArcelorMittal Europe – Long Products Rails & Special Sections is now launching the ArcelorMittal Rail Tool app in continuation of the permanent evolution in the rail sector.
17.04.2018 | ArcelorMittal was present at Conferences & Exhibition Bilbao
"World Metro & Light Rail Congress & Expo 2018" in Bilbao 18th-19th April - 2018
04.10.2017 | ArcelorMittal Grooved Rails
ArcelorMittal starts production and shipments of a New Grooved (Block) rail profile
15.06.2017 | ArcelorMittal involved in the development of environmentally friendly transport.
With a growing number of people living in urban areas, cities need various means of transport to reduce congestion in city centres. Tramways offer a good alternative as they are easier to install than underground lines, they are less costly and more eco-friendly than other means of transport as cars or buses, producing also less noise.
15.09.2016 | ArcelorMittal transports InnoTrans delegates via interactive virtual tour
ArcelorMittal Rails & Special Sections will give visitors to InnoTrans 2016 a 360º virtual tour of the rail manufacturing process.
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