Symmetrical slit sections and complete rib removal let wire rod mills raise output without losing section accuracy or rod quality.
Selective guide switching between multiple roller grooves changes product profiles without stopping rolling, cutting downtime and maintenance.
Movable coolant spray headers and opening inner housings create roll-group access faster, cutting maintenance and roll replacement time.
A two-section tube rolling line uses 120° three-roller stands and a motorized vertical roller to remove the furnace, cut temperature loss, and improve calibration.
Interstand tensile loading plus roll compression cuts the number of rolling stands needed while preserving product integrity and surface quality.
A roll-forming machine uses laterally displaceable rollers and pivotable intermediate pieces to shape sheet metal strips into complex profiles.
A rolling mill train reduces metal strip thickness using built-up tensile stress between stands.