Saarstahl AG has a workforce of approximately 6,500 employees worldwide and specializes in the production of wire rod, bar steel and semi-finished products in various grades. These products are important preliminary products for the automotive industry and its suppliers both today and for the future. Besides long products, open die forgings are also part of the product range.
Saarstahl has been one of the international leading suppliers of wire rod as a preliminary material for the production of tyre wire for many years. Furthermore, we supply the primary material for the manufacture of spring elements which ensure comfort and safety in vehicles.
For the highest demands regarding leak tightness such is required in common rail diesel technology or in steels for hydraulic components, free cutting steels from Saarstahl are the first choice for many customers worldwide.
Forging steels which are used in the production of various automotive parts as crankshafts, piston rods, steering and gearbox components are also an integral part of our product portfolio.

The Docol® branded products from SSAB are developed to meet the demands from the automotive industry now and in future. From high-strength low alloy to dual phase as well as complex phase steel, all the way to martensitic grades with extremely high strength, Docol® meets the needs for many different parts in a vehicle.

SSAB is a highly specialized global steel company driven by close relationships with customers. SSAB develops high-strength steels and provides services for better performance and sustainability. The company is a leading producer on the global market for Advanced High-Strength Steels and Quenched & Tempered Steels, strip, plate and tube products, as well as construction solutions. SSAB’s steels and services help to make products lighter and increase their strength and lifespan.

SSAB has been at the forefront of sustainability in many ways and now strive to do even more. The plan is to eliminate all their CO2 emissions by 2045.

SSAB has employees in over 50 countries and production facilities in Sweden, Finland and the US.