U.S. Steel (X) to Restart Electric-Weld Pipe Mill at Lone Star Tubular Operations
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United States Steel to Restart Electric-Weld Pipe Mill at Lone Star Tubular Operations
February 4, 2019 5:26 PM ESTPITTSBURGH, Feb. 04, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- United States Steel Corporation (NYSE: X), announced today it will restart the No. 1 Electric-Weld Pipe Mill at Lone Star Tubular Operations in Lone Star, Texas. The No. 1 Mill was permanently idled in 2016 due to challenging market conditions for tubular products created by fluctuating oil prices, reduced rig counts and high levels of unfairly traded imports.
The Lone Star No. 1 Mill will provide full-body normalized electric-welded pipe in size ranges 7 to 16 outside diameter for... More