01Material
Grade, yield strength and thickness range
Leveler force, slitter or shear size
A line sized for the steel you actually run
Engineering before manufacturing
Turn your production need into a line plan you can check.
A price means little if the machine is sized for the wrong steel, product or factory. We connect those facts before the equipment is built.
Send your production brief →
Inputs → decisions → outputs
Every number should change a real engineering decision.
This is the practical purpose of the Engineering section: to show what we need from you, what it changes in the line and what you can review before ordering.
What you sendWhat it changesWhat you receive
02Incoming coil
Width, weight, inside and outside diameter
Coil car, decoiler and line strength
A safe coil-loading and handling plan
03Finished product
Sheet lengths or slit pattern and finished coil size
Cut-to-length or slitting route, stacker or recoiler
The right process route and machine list
04Quality target
Flatness, length, strip width, burr and surface needs
Tooling, measuring, tension and contact surfaces
Written output checks for factory testing
05Factory
Available space, crane, foundation, power and material flow
Layout, utilities and operating access
A preliminary layout and preparation list
The finished product chooses the route. The material sizes the machines.
Thin-Gauge Cut-to-Length Line
Flat thin sheets · 0.3–3 mmCut CR, GI, pre-painted, stainless and aluminium coil into accurate flat sheets.
See line details →Thin-Gauge Coil Slitting Line
Narrow thin coils · 0.2–3.5 mmSlit thin master coil into narrow, evenly rewound strips for roll forming and tube production.
See line details →Heavy-Gauge Cut-to-Length Line
Heavy flat sheets · Up to 25 mmLevel and cut hot-rolled coil into heavy flat sheets and plate blanks.
See line details →Heavy-Gauge Coil Slitting Line
Heavy recoiled strips · Up to 16 mmSlit hot-rolled and pickled heavy coil into stable-width recoiled strip.
See line details →
Before a price becomes a project
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Turn the agreed machine scope into drawings, lists and test criteria.
A quotation alone cannot control a custom machine project. The requirement sheet, equipment list, layout and acceptance plan give both sides the same version to review.
Requirement sheet
The material, product, output and factory facts used for the proposal.
Process and machine list
The main machines, working route, options and agreed exclusions.
Layout and utilities
Line footprint, operating space and the factory connections to prepare.
Acceptance plan
The material, functions and output checks to be used during factory testing.
Handover scope
Available drawings, manuals, spare-parts information and start-up responsibilities.
Ready for a first line match?
Contact engineering →