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Stress-strain curves of commercially available PHS and PQS grades after quenching. Automotive engineers and designers are always looking for ways to make cars lighter, safer, and more efficient, and one of the biggest game-changers is press-hardened steel. Today’s press-hardened grades offer incredible strength-to-weight advantages, allowing engineers to create vehicle structures that can take on extreme crash forces while still reducing overall mass. That means better safety ratings, improved fuel efficiency (or battery range for EVs), and smarter manufacturing solutions.

But what exactly makes press-hardened steels so unique? And how are these materials being adapted for the complex demands of next-generation vehicles?

We break it all down in this detailed article from our AHSS Insights blog, covering the science behind the material and its real-world automotive applications.

Read the full article on Press-Hardened Steel Grades