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    5 process applications to tackle during a slow economy

    The decision to upgrade a section or an entire coil processing lineinvolves plenty of intelligence gathering from the shop floor if theright decision is to be made. Installation of this used leveler, forexample, was the result of a significant investigatory process thatdetermined the coil processor needed to improve quality for certainruns, but didn't have the financial means nor the real...

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    Controlling flat-rolled shape

    What processes do you need to make sure your coil is flat? What is flat enough? You need to determine where you are at the start, where you want to end up, and how to get there. Once you have determined which shape problem you have you can determine which type of equipment is effective in controlling it.

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    Reducing setup time in strip leveling

    Equations help leveler operators significantly reduce the traditional trial and error during setup.

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    What you should know about stamping coated coil

    More than 4.5 million tons of coil-coated steel and aluminum are processed in North America each year by manufacturers in the appliance, auto, machinery, heating and cooling, metal roofing, and beverage industries. Gaining insights into stamping, handling, tooling, and storage can help optimize results

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    Die shop transitions to production stamper

    Third-generation die maker company, Die-Tech Industries needed automated press feeding equipment to help handle its transition from a die shop using tryout presses to one running full production.

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