At Ovako, we not only make high-quality steel products. Our priority, as a technical partner and collaborator, is to find the best solutions for our customers based on their requirements. We are dedicated to working with our customers to help better understand the specific technical requirements and assist in attaining sharp competitive advantages. 

Ovako has total control of its production from melt to finished product, in order to deliver low-alloy steels for unique requirements. We continually develop our services and solutions to offer ever more consistent and optimized steel performance.

Reducing global CO2 emissions demands smarter product solutions and requires rethinking on many levels: more performance benefits per kilogram of product, less raw materials, and substituting fossil fuel energy sources with primarily fossil-free electricity. Read more about Ovako’s path to carbon neutrality

STEEL GRADES

Through-Hardening Bearing Steel

Through-hardening steel contains typically 1% carbon and alloying elements for hardenability, exhibiting very high strength but low ductility. Used with martensitic or bainitic hardening.

STEEL GRADES

Case-Hardening Steel

Steels for carburizing and case hardening typically have a relatively low carbon level, 0.10-0.25% C, and are used when there is a demand for varying properties, such as for components in transmissions.

STEEL GRADES

General Engineering and Structural steel

General engineering and structural steel is used for producing various construction or machine elements, alloyed either only with carbon and manganese, or where also micro alloying is added.

STEEL GRADES

Quenching and Tempering Steel

Steels for quenching and tempering have a carbon level of 0.25-0.60% and can be both unalloyed and low-alloyed. Alloyed grades also contain chromium, nickel and molybdenum.

STEEL GRADES

Spring Steel

Spring steel is used in the manufacture of springs for automotive and industrial suspension, generally using low-alloy manganese, medium/high-carbon steel with a very high yield strength.

STEEL GRADES

Boron Steel

Boron is a small element cost-effectively added to improve hardenability and increase strength, mostly for lower and medium carbon steels with less than 0.40% carbon.

STEEL GRADES

Nitriding Steel

Nitriding steel grades contain strong nitride formers such as molybdenum, vanadium, aluminum or chromium. Ovako’s family of Hybrid Steel can very favorably be used for nitriding.

Maraging steel

STEEL GRADES

Maraging Steel

Maraging steel is traditionally very costly and metallurgically advanced, strengthened by martensite and intermetallic precipitation. Ovako is reinventing this category of steel with its Hybrid Steel family.

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We made it! But we are still not satisfied

What a journey! It took years of hard work to make our steelmaking operations more sustainable. In 2022, we went carbon neutral in all operations. But we´re still not satisfied - our journey continue for products with no CO2 emissions.

Read more about our path to carbon neutrality