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Innovative Magnelis steel coating enhances road safety

Magnelis, a zinc aluminium magnesium metallic coating, combined with high strength low alloy steel, supports manufacturers in their design of EN 1317 compliant road equipment and enhances safety on roads. This steel combination is lighter, it better absorbs crash energy, and ensures 10 times longer durability, improving the environmental performance of road equipment.
February 25, 2014 Read time: 1 min
7612 ArcelorMittal Flat Carbon Europe, Luxembourg

Magnelis, a zinc aluminium magnesium metallic coating, combined with high strength low alloy steel, supports manufacturers in their design of EN 1317 compliant road equipment and enhances safety on roads. This steel combination is lighter, it better absorbs crash energy, and ensures 10 times longer durability, improving the environmental performance of road equipment.
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