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The images below represent WCI Steel's various operations from the blast furnace to steel processing. Click on the images or the image captions below to view the high-resolution image.

An exterior shot of WCI Steel's blast furnace in Warren, Ohio. In the foreground are piles of iron ore and coke.

The basic oxygen furnace (BOF) at WCI Steel in Warren, Ohio. The BOF is where molten iron from the blast furnace is changed into liquid steel.

An employee at the ladle metallurgy facility (LMF) at WCI Steel's Warren, Ohio, Mill. Te LMF is where the strict chemistry control is achieved and the cleanliness and composition of liquid steel are enhanced.

An employee in the pulpit of WCI Steel's continuous slab caster in Warren, Ohio.

A worker at WCI Steel's blast furnace in Warren, Ohio. The blast furnace is where a precise mixture of coke, iron ore and limestone is changed into molten iron, the basic building block in steelmaking.

WCI Steel's continuous slab caster in Warren, Ohio, where liquid steel is cast into solid, uniform slabs. Torches cut the slabs to lengths of up to 446 inches.

An employee oversees operations at the hot strip mill at WCI Steel, Warren, Ohio. The hot strip mill is where slabs of steel are processed and rolled into coils.

Finished coils await shipment at WCI Steel in Warren, Ohio

A coil of steel is run through the hot-dipped galvanizing line at WCI Steel in Warren, Ohio.