Spray Steelmaking

From the collection of

North West Film Archive at Manchester Metropolitan University
Established in 1977, the North West Film Archive preserves moving images made in or about the North West of England for the education and enjoyment of the region’s people. Part of Manchester Metropolitan University Library’s Cultural Collections, and based within Manchester Central Library’s Archives+ partnership, we are a specialist resource dedicated to saving and growing our region’s rich filmed history.

Spray Steelmaking


Hot metal innovations: putting research into practice in the foundry.

This short colour film promotes the process of spray steelmaking, a flexible method of steel manufacture allowing blast furnace hot metal to be continuously refined. The film includes footage of the technique being developed at the British Iron and Steel Research Association laboratories in Sheffield, and spray steelmaking is then seen in action at the Lancashire Steel Manufacturing Company.

This short colour film promotes the process of spray steelmaking, a flexible method of steel manufacture allowing blast furnace hot metal to be continuously refined. The film includes footage of the technique being developed at the British Iron and Steel Research Association laboratories in Sheffield, and spray steelmaking is then seen in action at the Lancashire Steel Manufacturing Company.


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