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Ningbo Baoxin orders a new cold rolling mill from Fafu to roll the strip to 0.03 mm

Jun 5,2019 15:28

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SMM News: a few days ago, Ningbo Baoxin stainless Steel Co., Ltd. ordered a new cold rolling mill DMS 20Hi EcoMill, for processing precision stainless steel for high-end applications from Fafu (Fives), which will be the company's first cold rolling equipment to produce precision steel. It is scheduled to go into production by the end of 2020.

The new DMS 20Hi EcoMill will be able to roll the strip to 0.03mm (30 microns) at a width of 1040 mm. The equipment will have an annual production capacity of 50,000 tons of steel (the final product is 30,000 tons) for automotive, electronic and photovoltaic applications. The latest design of DMS 20Hi EcoMill includes increased rolling speed, new strip and work roll spraying designs, new strip wipers, improvements in flue gas emissions, and cutting-edge concepts of flatness actuators and spindle lubrication.

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