Rolling Mill

A cold rolling machine is a piece of equipment used for precisely rolling metal strips at room temperature. Through multiple passes of deformation, it significantly improves the surface smoothness, dimensional accuracy, and mechanical properties of the material. Its core components are pairs of working rolls and supporting rolls, which are combined with an automatic thickness control and plate shape regulation system. It can efficiently produce ultra-thin plates with a thickness of only 0.1 millimeters. It is widely used in high-end manufacturing fields such as automotive plates, household appliance panels, and stainless steel precision strips, and is a key equipment for enhancing the added value of products in modern metal processing industries.

The hot rolling machine is a heavy-duty equipment that performs rolling processing above the metal's recrystallization temperature. By subjecting the billet to high-temperature softening, the deformation resistance is significantly reduced, enabling efficient production with large reduction ratios. Its main body consists of the rough rolling unit, the finishing rolling unit, and the laminar cooling system. It can continuously roll steel billets with a thickness of 200 millimeters or more into plates of 1-20 millimeters in size, while also improving the internal casting structure of the metal.