
International senior experts from SSAB, the Scandinavian steelmaker driving global trends in steel manufacturing technology and a leader in premium high-strength, wear-resistant steel, are set to arrive in Mongolia.
The expert team will host the "SSAB Hardox-Technical Seminar & Discussion" on June 25, 2026, at the Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace, tailored specifically for engineers and technical decision-makers in the mining industry. The event is organized by ZME LLC (Hardox Wear Parts Center Mongolia), the official certified partner of SSAB in Mongolia.
The seminar aims to present cutting-edge engineering solutions on how to dramatically reduce mine operations' Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by minimizing equipment wear and extending service life. It represents an exceptional opportunity for industry professionals, as the session will share real-world case studies and proven operational results of Hardox materials implemented at both the open-pit and underground operations of Oyu Tolgoi LLC.
Open-Pit Mining Applications: Utilizing Hardox steel in excavator buckets, dump truck bodies, and crusher liners to reduce weight and maximize payload. Introduction to XMOR® high-productivity mining equipment solutions.
Underground Mining Applications: Addressing wear solutions for underground loaders, ore passes, and critical fixed infrastructure such as chutes and transfer points.
Mineral Processing & Concentrator Solutions: Utilizing Hardox HiAce, a specialized steel grade engineered for acidic and high-temperature environments, alongside methods to extend the wear life of mill liners and slurry pipelines.
Sustainability & Green Innovation: Insights into SSAB’s pioneering roadmap for fossil-free green steel production and future industrial trends.
During the session, attendees will have the opportunity to engage in open discussions and receive direct technical consultations from the international specialists.
For further information regarding the event schedule and registration, please contact the organizing committee at Amartuvshin@zme.mn.