The Korea's leading steelmaker Posco is currently participating in the 2016 North America International Auto Show, where it is showing off about 30 car material products, including its in-house twinning-induced plasticity steel (TWIP) and hot-press forming steel (HPF).
Posco is the first steelmaker in the world to display at the North American auto show.
Products like TWIP and HPF are meant to reflect industry-leading technology. The material’s manganese and aluminum blend make it 30 percent lighter than regular steel but three times stronger. One square millimeter of TWIP can withstand 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of weight, according to the company. HPFs are used to make center pillars of vehicles.
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