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STAHL + TECHNIK

STAHL + TECHNIK is the German-language trade journal for steel production, processing, application technology, innovation and management.

The target groups are steel production companies, steel processing companies (from hot and cold rolling to surface finishing), steel processing companies (forming, joining, sheet metal processing), the supply industry, universities, technical colleges and associations.

Content:
Plant engineering; Metallurgy; Innovation; Coke-making technology; Technology; Companys; Markets; Forming technology; Materials and production, Digitization; Steel application; Precious metals

Categories:
Steel trade; Management; Events; Profession and career; Energy and Environment; Technology, strategy and management trends; Profiles of the industry players; Comments; Interviews; Well-founded technical reports; Scientific background information

Frequency of publication: 5 issues 2025
7th year of publication
Print run: 5,000 copies

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Media Kit 2026

Dates and planned topics 2026

ALL Ad closing dates | Publication dates

Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4-5 Issue 6
Publication date 02-10-2026 04-07-2026 05-05-2026 09-08-2026 11-03-2026
Advertising deadline 01-20-2026 03-17-2026 04-21-2026 08-18-2026 10-13-2026

Editorial programme 2025

Issue 1 - February 2026

Ad closing date: 20 January | Printing material: 22 January | 10 February

Steel production / Plant engineering

Rolling mill with two Kocks blocks, unique in Europe

Greater flexibility, higher precision, faster delivery: the GMH Group is setting new standards in customer service with a new rolling mill in Georgsmarienhütte. The key innovation consists of two Kocks blocks that can be flexibly combined. This technical innovation enables the production of high-quality bar steel with diameters ranging from less than 35 mm to over 100 mm, covering a wide range of sizes. In addition, the new Kocks block can be moved between the two rolling lines in just a few minutes – a technical masterpiece, considering that the block alone weighs 185 tonnes.