Schoeller Werk at the Stainless

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Versatile and highly efficient: This year's Stainless, International Steel Exhibition in Brno/Czech Republic, has been a suitable platform for Schoeller Werk as one of the leading international manufacturers of longitudinally welded stainless steel tubes to present its broad range of products for widely varying market segments. The company offers its customers calibrated and redrawn stainless steel tubes made of different materials in many differing dimensions and versions that can be adapted individually to various requirements.

The family company from the Eifel is a forward-looking manufacturer with decades of experience which has been producing longitudinally welded stainless steel tubes for 60 years. Annual production output meanwhile exceeds 90 million metres of stainless steel tubes. Schoeller Werk's traditional customer base comprises the automotive, energy and industry segments.

Typical products for the automotive segment include among others stainless steel tubes for exhaust gas recirculation systems, brackets, glow plugs and rails together with calibrated and redrawn media carrying tubes. 

Customers in the energy sector are supplied by Schoeller Werk with tube solutions for heat exchangers and control lines. The company also produces top quality stainless steel tubes for use in the food and beverage industry, medical engineering, refrigeration and air-conditioning technology, electrical, measurement and regulating technology as well as supply systems. The key requirements here include highest corrosion resistance, functionality and process reliability. Products by the tube specialist stand out with narrow geometrical tolerances, flawless surfaces and consistently high, reproducible quality. 

Schoeller Werk constantly upgrades its machinery to continue meeting the permanently growing demand for longitudinally welded and redrawn stainless steel tubes now and also in the future. For example, four new state-of-the-art drawing lines have been commissioned to expand manufacturing capacities for redrawn precision tubes and to make production more efficient.

Source: Schoeller Werk