The principal operations of the Burns Harbor Division are located along the shore of Lake Michigan near Chicago, Illinois. The principal products of the Burns Harbor Division are hot-rolled, cold-rolled and coated sheets for the automotive, service center, container, office furniture and appliance markets, and plate products for the construction, machinery and infrastructure markets. Principal facilities include a sintering plant, two coke oven batteries, two blast furnaces including new coal injection facilities, three basic oxygen furnaces with a combined annual raw steel production capability of approximately five million tons, a vacuum degassing facility, two continuous slab casters with a combined annual production capability of four million tons, two sheared plate mills (110-inch and 160-inch), an 80-inch hot-strip mill, two continuous pickling lines, an 80-inch five stand cold-reducing mill, sheet finishing mills, a continuous heat-treating line, batch annealing facilities, and a 72-inch hot-dip galvanizing line. All of the steel produced at Burns Harbor is continuously cast.