The high-speed annealing process removes stresses created during cold rolling & allows mechanical properties to be developed in advanced steel & tinplate strip by following pre-determined profiles.
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High-speed tandem cold rolling mills often connected to continuous pickle lines need a reliable, verifiable automated solution to ensure defects are not introduced throughout the process.
Decarburization is a process used in the production of electrical or silicon steel to remove carbon content by annealing. Surface monitoring can detect and classify any defects introduced during this process.
Thin cold rolled steel is tinplated by immersing in electrolytic plating cells in a continuous process. The quality of the tin coating can be verified by accurate surface inspection.
Pickling in acid tanks removes surface scale or oxide from the hot rolled steel making it suitable for cold rolling.. Monitoring surface condition after pickling can verify the success of this process.
Punching is used to create holes in steel sheets, which can create surface defects in the metal. The edges of the holes can be monitored by our edge inspection system.