Welcome to Dillinger, Europe's leading producer of heavy plate. Here, our hearts have beaten for more than 333 years for one very special material – steel. Its production demands both strength and skill, but those who understand and master it are rewarded with outstanding properties.

Anyone aiming to set new standards in heavy plate has to go the whole way – from the "hot metal", via steelmaking, up to and including the treated finished plate. Only in this way can all the decisive factors be controlled, optimised and perfectly harmonised with each other to achieve maximum production quality and supply reliability from start to finish.

Dillinger is also known as the "green steelworks". Visitors encounter some 500 hectares of woods and meadows in the immediate vicinity of the main plant at Dillingen. This succulent swathe of nature is the visible expression of our respect for the environment: throughout the company, we are uncompromisingly committed to sustainable, environmentally safe resources management and production.

The quality of our steels also very much depends on what our employees are made of. People who take care, wholeheartedly and with the greatest skill, to ensure that – every time – we fulfil even the most demanding requirements, are the people who work at Dillinger – now, and tomorrow.

As a Dillinger customer, you can now use the E-Connect app on a smartphone or tablet to quickly and reliably identify a Dillinger heavy plate.

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Steel carries us all - dumping imports, increasing protectionism and unilateral climate policy strains threaten the steel location Germany. Therefore, we need fair competition conditions, to produce steel in Germany tomorrow yet sustainable. The campaign: