Optimal steel billet heating temperature (1050–1250°C) ensures ductility, minimizes defects, and maximizes efficiency in hot rolling—tailored by grade, size, and furnace type.
Heating temperature of steel billet during Steel rolling Keep Reading »
Initial stages of high-speed wire rod production: billet handling, reheating in walking-beam furnace, and high-pressure descaling for optimal surface quality and rolling performance.
Production process flow of High-speed wire rod mills (Part I) Keep Reading »
Detailed breakdown of intermediate rolling, pre-finishing, controlled cooling, and high-precision finishing stages in modern high-speed wire rod mills, emphasizing micro-tension control, looper systems, thermal management, and advanced mill design for superior product quality.
Production process flow of High-speed wire rod mills (Part II) Keep Reading »
Precision quality control and controlled cooling in high-speed wire rod production—from real-time defect detection to automated coiling and bundling.
Production process flow of High-speed wire rod mills (Part III) Keep Reading »
Process flow of a 1 million ton/year high-speed wire rod mill: from billet preparation and reheating to rolling, Stelmor cooling, coiling, and quality control.
Process flow of High-speed wire rod mills with 1 million tons annual capacity Keep Reading »
