Services
Supporting Our Partners
We provide a full range of machining services (in-house or through subcontractors) and deliver product components for our customers’ production on time and according to their specific requirements. We offer machining services for steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals, and plastics.
Machining Services
Materials as a Service
Materials as a Service and Digital Supply Chains
thyssenkrupp Materials Services is the largest mill-independent materials distributor and service provider in the Western world. There is hardly anything in our daily lives that hasn’t been supplied, processed, or transported by Materials Services. With our products and services, we ensure that cars roll off the assembly line, buildings are constructed, factories are built, and airplanes take off every single day. We play a key role in the structure of the economy—and with that comes great responsibility.
Our world is changing at a rapid pace. The growing scarcity of resources, the absolute necessity of truly sustainable action, geopolitical tensions, and the advance of digitalization in all areas of life—circumstances are becoming increasingly complex—the entire economy is facing a significant transformation.
In recent years, we have steadily evolved from a traditional materials supplier into a smart, sustainability-focused supply chain management company. We have evolved from a supplier of “Materials and Services” into a company that offers materials as a service—“Materials as a Service.”
Materials as a Service
Our world is changing. Faster than ever before, and the coronavirus has further accelerated this process of change. Where can we turn in such a volatile business environment? This question is not easy to answer, but fortunately, our business partners have already provided us with guidance on where we need to go and where our industry is headed. Optimizing the supply chain, reducing waste, shortening ever-shorter product lifecycles, meeting the needs of niche markets, or involving end users in our partners’ value chains. These are just a few examples of how customer needs are shaping market demand.
Materials as a Service in our region
Our Eastern European sales network offers 27,000 items—including steel, stainless steel, light and non-ferrous metals, and plastics—from stock, which we process into product components for various industries using state-of-the-art machinery. More than 19,000 customers in Eastern Europe trust us.