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SSAB Global Steel Manufacturing

Primary Industries

Rail and Bridge

Renewable Energy

Secondary Industries

Aerospace and Aviation

Oil and Gas

Heavy Equipment

Customer

SSAB (Global)

Summary: A global steel producer strengthened sustainability performance and simplified supplier management by consolidating C-parts sourcing through audited, traceable supply chains.
The Challenge: SSAB required suppliers capable of supporting ambitious carbon-reduction goals while maintaining high reliability, traceability, and compliance across multiple sites.
Approach: Comprehensive sustainability audits, emissions reporting, and strategic sourcing alignment were conducted to support SSAB’s long-term environmental roadmap.
Solution & Results: High audit rankings enabled supplier consolidation, improving sustainability transparency while maintaining reliable access to critical C-parts.

Parts & Solutions Leveraged

Structural fasteners

Certified and traceable materials

Sustainability-audited supplier network

Long-term sourcing programs

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The Real Cost of a Missing C-Part in Heavy Manufacturing

Fasteners and fittings are a small slice of what a heavy-equipment builder spends, but they cause an outsized share of the headaches. Run short of them and expensive assembly work sits idle. What keeps supply steady is quality you can trace, enough buffer stock and a replenishment routine to avoid running dry, and consolidating the long tail of small parts so procurement is not chasing dozens of tiny suppliers. Our write-up on OEM supply chain strategy digs into how that works, in our guide to OEM supply chain strategy.