About 750 Reversing Cold Rolling Mill
Table of technical parameters
texture of material Plain carbon steel
Blank specification three 650 mm
Finished product specification 0.21.2 650 mm
Coil specification 508/ one thousand and six hundred 650 mm
Large coil weight 8 t
Large rolling force 6000 KN
Rolling speed 300m/min
Coiling tension 70 KN
Work roll specification one hundred and ninety seven hundred and fifty
Specification of backup roll six hundred and fifty six hundred and eighty
Transmission mode Work roll drive
Press down mode Hydraulic AGC press on
electric machinery Z series and Z4 Series DC motors
Precision Engineering for VersatilityEngineered for adaptability, the 750 Reversing Cold Rolling Mill processes a wide range of materialssteel, alloy steel, stainless steel, copper, and aluminummaking it ideal for manufacturers requiring flexibility in material selection and product specifications. Its customizable configuration ensures seamless integration with diverse production requirements.
Advanced Automation & ControlEquipped with a PLC/HMI-based control system, the mill enables user-friendly and precise operation. The automatic forced lubrication system minimizes maintenance needs, extends equipment lifespan, and reduces downtime, supporting both semi-automatic and fully automatic workflows for optimized productivity.
FAQs of 750 Reversing Cold Rolling Mill:
Q: How does the reversing cold rolling process work in this mill?
A: The mill operates by passing metal strips back and forth between four-high rollers (two work rolls, two backup rolls), reducing thickness incrementally with each pass. The reversing action allows both sides of the strip to be rolled efficiently, producing precise gauges and improved mechanical properties.
Q: What materials can be processed on the 750 Reversing Cold Rolling Mill?
A: This mill is designed to process a variety of metal strips, including mild steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, copper, and aluminum, delivering uniform, high-quality rolled products for diverse industrial applications.
Q: When is it beneficial to use a reversing cold rolling mill instead of other types?
A: A reversing cold rolling mill is beneficial when flexibility, high surface quality, and precise thickness control are required, especially for medium to low volume production runs and materials where both sides must achieve uniform mechanical properties.
Q: Where is the 750 Reversing Cold Rolling Mill typically installed?
A: These mills are commonly installed in metal processing plants, steelworks, and manufacturing facilities engaged in producing rolled strips for automotive, construction, appliance, and packaging industries.
Q: What are the main benefits of the four-high mill stand design?
A: The four-high mill stand design enables the use of smaller work rolls supported by large backup rolls. This configuration provides excellent control over strip thickness, reduces roll deflection, and allows for higher rolling speed and improved surface quality.
Q: How does the automatic forced lubrication system enhance the mills operation?
A: The automatic forced lubrication system ensures continuous and precise lubrication of critical components, minimizing wear, reducing maintenance intervals, and maximizing operational reliability and longevity.