Thermal Spray Process Surface Coating Spray Treament on Mill Roll

Name: Thermal Spray Process Surface Coating Spray Treament on Mill Roll
Brand: Xiangtan Shicheng Trading Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2326007715

Hunan, ChinaXiangtan Shicheng Trading Co., Ltd.

US$30,000.00

1-99 Pieces

US$28,000.00

100+ Pieces

Product profile

Application Field

Steel, Aluminum and Copper Hot Rolling and Cold RO

Coating Material

Tungsten Carbide ,Chromium-Based

Power Source

Fuel Gas

Model NO.

ODM/OEM/Incoming process/custom

Barrel (Body) Diameter

Typically From ~300 mm up to 2,000+ mm.

Body Length (Barrel Width)

From ~500 mm to 5,000+ mm, Matching Strip Width.

Total Roll Weight

From Several Hundred Kilograms to Tens of Tonnes.

Surface Hardness

e.g. 40-60 HRC,or 60-95 Shore C for Chilled Cast

Example Symbol

φ600 × 1700 mm

Transport Package

Specification

OEM/ODM

Trademark

Origin

Hunan, China

Production Capacity

100/Month

Key features

High surface hardness and deep hardness penetration for wear resistance.

High strength and toughness against bending and impact loads.

Good fatigue resistance and thermal-shock resistance (hot rolling).

Controlled surface roughness for grip and finish transfer.

Company profile

Xiangtan Shicheng Trading Co., Ltd.Hunan, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory

About Our Factory & Business Background

AddressNo. 203-204, 2nd Floor, Building 3, Jiangda Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Qianxin Industrial Park, Xiangtan, Hunan, China

Our Production Capability & Technical Expertise

Main ProductsCoating Spray Parts, Coating Spray Equipment, Thermal Spraying Workpiece

Product Q&A

Q:what is mill roll?

A rolling mill roll is a large cylindrical tool that deforms metal plastically by squeezing it between two counter-rotating rolls. The gap between rolls ("roll gap") controls the thickness of the strip, plate, bar or wire produced.

Q:Applications / equipment?

- Steel, aluminum and copper hot rolling and cold rolling mills. - Strip mills, plate mills, bar/wire/rod mills. - Work rolls (directly contact the metal), back-up rolls (support work rolls), and intermediate rolls in multi-stand rolling lines.

Q:Why they wear?

- High contact pressure and sliding friction against hot metal. - Thermal cycling (heating and cooling) causing surface heat cracks. - Abrasion by scale (oxide) and surface fatigue spalling, pitting, banding.