ArcelorMittal Powders supports Euro 7 and particle emissions reduction from brake discs with AdamIQ™ Steel Powders

At our stand in Formnext we have shown how we can help the Auto Industry reduce fine particle emissions from brakes, following Euro 7 regulation that is to apply from 2025-2026.

With our Steel Powder and our powder to part lab, ArcelorMittal R&D and ArcelorMittal Powders have unique competence to develop and test powders and hard coatings for brake discs application in high speed laser cladding or cold spray.

Our AdamIQ™️ range includes solutions that have been selected by major automotive OEMs and brake manufacturers for their performance and durability.

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