Timken to Increase High Speed Steel Prices

Timken Latrobe Steel, a subsidiary of The Timken Co., has announced it will increase prices by 5 percent on high speed steel products. The price increase will take effect with new orders received beginning June 1. The company said raw material surcharges will remain in effect.

Published: May 18, 2004

LATROBE, PA — Timken Latrobe Steel, a subsidiary of The Timken Co., has announced it will increase prices by 5 percent on high speed steel products. The price increase will take effect with new orders received beginning June 1. The company said raw material surcharges will remain in effect.

David Murray, vice president of sales and marketing for Timken Latrobe Steel, said the company is continuing to try to offset higher production costs in the form of scrap and energy, which he said are key factors in this price increase.

For more information about Timken, go to: www.timken.com.

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PRT Launches 59 New Complete Strut Assemblies

Extending PRT’s product portfolio in North America, the new release represents nearly 12M vehicles in new coverage.

By Mary DellaValle

Published: May 16, 2024

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PRT announced the launch of 59 new complete strut assemblies for the North American market.

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