Tøinecké železárny – Moravia Steel

We are the biggest Czech steelmaking company with domestic capital and we produce the largest amount of steel in the Czech Republic.

Tøinecké železárny together with Moravia Steel and numerous subsidiaries ranks among the most significant industrial groups in Middle Europe. The tradition of steelmaking production dates back to 1839. At present our products are exported to more than 60 countries all over the world.

What product portfolio can we offer?

• Rails and Accessories
• Wire Rod
• Steel Bars incl. SBQ
• Semis
• Seamless Tubes
• Drawn Steel

Have a look at our other products.

With almost every step you take, you can find steel made in Tøinecké železárny:

Olympic Stadium in Berlin

Since the reconstruction in 2006, the roof of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin has been made from Tøinec seamless tubes.

High-speed trains

The wheels of high-speed trains, their springs, buffers and frames are possibly made from Tøinec steel. High-speed trains in Europe go on the rails from Tøinec.

Cars

A Skoda family car and a luxury Rolls Royce have bearings, gears, springs, suspensions, and axles produced from our steel.

Products in everyday use

Products made from our steel can be found in the kitchen, garden, bedroom or while shopping. Cases, fencing, spring mattresses or shopping trolleys are produced from steel wires.

 

5 curiosities that you may not know about Tøinecké železárny:

1. In 1906, we put into operation the first electrified rolling mill in the world.
2. Since its establishment, Tøinecké železárny has produced more than 170 million tons of steel.
3. Wire rod is the top-selling product of Tøinecké železárny in the long term. In 2012, sales reached 976 thousand ton. When taking into consideration the diameter 5.5 mm, the produced amount of wire rod would connect Earth with the Moon 13  times..
4. In 2009, construction workers discovered a well-preserved Tøinec rail produced in 1892 in the rail track near Jablunkov.
5. The employees of Tøinecké železárny drank 1,250,000 l of beverages in 2012.