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USS Tubular Products United States Steel Corp. Tubular Products NASPD Convention Boston, MA October 10, 2008 Joe Alvarado Vice President-Tubular Operations 1 USS Tubular Products TUBULAR PIONEERS U.S. Steel has long been associated with the “Tubular Products business” . . . 2 USS Tubular Products Working with the energy industry for over 100 years Made first steel pipe in the US Introduced welded casing prior to 1913 Introduced seamless drill pipe prior to 1913 Introduced seamless casing in 1924 Original API specifications developed from USS’s National Tube Specifications in 1926 Originated combination casing strings Introduced first pipe with seamless couplings Introduced first upset drill pipe and tubing Introduced first round thread Introduced “deep-well” casing – P110 Introduced buttress thread for casing and tubing Developed V150 casing 3 USS Tubular Products The Beginning 1869- John & Harvey Flagler build a 20 x 125 ft. lapweld pipe mill in Boston, MA - primarily produced boiler tubes 1870- National Tube Works Company is created and moved to the center of the iron and steel industry- Pittsburgh, PA 1895- First seamless tube is produced to be used to construct bicycle frames 1899- National Tube Works is consolidated with other pipe manufacturers to form the National Tube Company 1901- USS acquires National Tube Company (NTC) Post 1900- Automobile demand increased creating a demand for higher quality steel tubing- Secondly, the rapid increase in auto production created a demand for gasoline 1914- NTC produces first seamless steel drill pipe in the oil industry followed shortly by the development of the first seamless steel couplings 4 USS Tubular Products National Tube Company Comprised of multiple steel making facilities as well as tubular manufactures Installed the first integrated pipe mill in the U.S. Installed the first seamless tube mill in the U.S. Developed the double piercing process and the rotary rolling process which extended the commercial size range of seamless pipe from 8” to 26” O.D. At one time owned the largest pipe mill in the world 5 USS Tubular Products Evolution National Tube Works National Tube Company (Pittsburgh) Johnson Company National Tube Company (Lorain) Christy Parks Works National Tube Company (McKeesport) National Tube Company United States Steel Texas Works – Baytown Geneva Works Gary Tube Works Fairless Pipe Mills Oil Well Supply Company Fairfield 6 USS Tubular Products Evolution Pre 1981 Post 1981 Sold assets Lorain National Gary Geneva Fairless Oil Well Supply Baytown Christy Park Seamless Electric Resistance Weld Continuous Weld Dbl. Submerge Arc Weld Mechanical Tubing Pressure Vessels Bomb casings Galvanizing End Grooving Coupling Shops Tubing Upsetters Threading Units Heat Treat Facilities Lorain Fairfield Camp Hill Closed Facilities 7 USS Tubular Products Committed to grow energy business LSS Acquisition finalized June 2007 2007: Lone Star Acquisition After 25 years in a difficult energy and steel business... Leader in the OCTG Market U. S. Steel reaffirmed its commitment to being the Leader in the Line Pipe Market leading producer of Tubular Products in North America Growing the International Market •The combined entities are currently North America’s largest manufacturer of Tubular OCTG and Standard & Line Pipe products •Over 2 Million Tons of Seamless and ERW production capabilities 9 USS Tubular Products Evolution 1981 – June 2007 - Present June 2007 Expanded Products and Operations Lorain Fairfield Seamless Electric Resistance Weld Lorain Fairfield Camp Hill Mechanical Tubing Boiler Tubing Pressure Vessels Slitting Capabilities Inspection Units Coupling Shops Tubing Upsetters Threading Units Heat Treat Facilities Camp Hill Texas Operations (Lone Star) Bellville Tubular Processing Services Tubular Threading & Inspection Serv. Wheeling Machine Products Apolo Tubulares (Brazil) Fintube Texas Tubular Products 10 USS Tubular Products Minnesota Ore Operations Hamilton Works United Spiral Pipe Lake Erie Works Great Lakes Works Gary Works Lorain Tubular CampHill Mon Valley Works Granite City Works Fintube Technologies, Inc. U. S. Steel Tubular Products, Inc. Bellville Operations Wheeling Machine Products Fairfield Tubular Texas Operations Wheeling Machine Products Tubular Processing Services Division Tubular Threading and Inspection Services Division Wheeling Machine Products 11 11 USS Tubular Products Current capabilities- OVER 2 Million Tons Seamless Lorain #3 Size 10”-26” Lorian #4 1.9”-4.5” Fairfield 4.5”-97/8” ERW Texas Ops #1 Size 7”-16” Texas Ops #2 1.9”-7” Texas Ops Bellville 1.9”-4.5” Camp Hill 85/8”-20” Texas Tubular Products 23/8”-41/2” Processing Rotary Roll, Direct Roll, Q&T, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, WMS, UT Insp. Mandrel, SRM, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, WMS Rotary Roll, Mandrell, SRM, Straighten, Normalize, Q&T, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, WMS, UT Insp., Thread & Cpl. Processing FBN, Q&T, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, UT Insp, Thread & Cpl. FBN, Q&T, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, UT Insp,. Thread & Cpl. FBN, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest Seam Anneal, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, WMS Seam Anneal, Straighten, Bevel, HydroTest, WMS 12 U. S. Steel Tubular Products Product Size Offerings Inches 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 50 60 Texas Operations Camp Hill Bellville ERW Seamless Texas Tubular * Spiral Welded Apolo Lorain #4 * Identifies alliances Lorain #3 Fairfield United Spiral Pipe USSK 13 13 U. S. Steel Tubular Products Product Mix Profile S&L 33% OCTG 62% Specialty 5% 14 USS Tubular Products Market Share OCTG Imports 3 2003: 26% 2004: 30% 2.5 2005: 38% 2006: 42% 2 2007: 42% 1.5 2008 through September 52% 65% 55% 52% 45% 42% 42% 38% 35% 30% 26% 2.4 2.079 1 25% 1.912 15% 1.663 1.096 0.5 5% 0.795 0 -5% 2003 2004 2005 Source: Preston Pipe & Tube, US Census 2006 2007 2008-Sept 15 USS Tubular Products Market Share Line Pipe Imports 3.5 2003: 41% 2004: 50% 3 2005: 56% 2.5 2006: 56% 2007: 61% 2 61% 56% 2008 through September 61% 56% 1.5 2.965 2.395 50% 1 0.5 61% 1.99 1.079 1.196 0.854 41% 0 0.4 2003 2004 2005 Source: Preston Pipe & Tube, US Census 2006 2007 2008-Sept 16 USS Tubular Products Manpower Increased Capability in 2008 Fairfield - Hot Mill - Finishing Lorain - #3 Mill - #4 Mill Camp Hill 17 USS Tubular Products USS Tubular Products Continued commitment to distributors Maintains a ‘No Inventory’ policy Sales Channels US and Canada through distribution USS committed to Stocking Distributors Management of inventory, stocking locations, repairs and returns Efficient solicitation of smaller customers Work closely with Distributors’ quarterly forecasts Internationally through distribution Support major oil & gas company requirements for both domestic and international activity Internationally through USS International Sales Group Solicits trading companies, and countries with State owned Oil companies and /or requirements of local agent representation 18 United States Steel Corporation Tubular Products Competitive Advantages: Premium Welded & Seamless Tubular Value-Added Supplier Major Player in Strategic Market Segments Full Complement of Product Sizes 1.9 inches to 26 inches diameter Seamless .140 inches to 2.312 inches wall 1 inch to 20 inches diameter Welded .125 inches to .670 inches wall Premium Threads – Star Seal Significant Asset Base Fairfield Seamless Mill – World Class Manufacturing Facility Texas Operations – New #5 Heat Treat Line Lorain #3 Seamless – Large Diameter Heat Treat Line Raw Materials Base Research and Development 19 USS Tubular Products TUBULAR PIONEERS U.S. Steel has long been associated with the “Tubular Products business” . . . 20 USS Tubular Products United States Steel Corp. 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