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Shijiazhuang Faith Machinery's carbon steel tube mills are engineered to handle various carbon content materials, from low-carbon drawing grades to high-strength structural steels. The systems adjust processing parameters to accommodate different material characteristics.
Material Compatibility Features
Forming roll designs account for varying yield strengths and elongation properties. Welding systems adjust power parameters based on carbon content and material thickness. Cooling systems modulate rates to achieve desired mechanical properties.
Surface Protection Systems
Anti-scratch roll surfaces preserve material finish during forming. Non-marking guides prevent surface damage through the mill line. Protective coatings on contact surfaces reduce friction and prevent material pickup.
Thickness Adaptation
Adjustable roll gaps accommodate thickness variations within material specifications. Backup roll assemblies support working rolls during heavy-gauge forming. Power requirements scale according to material strength and thickness.
Speed Optimization
Production rates balance material characteristics with quality requirements. Acceleration profiles prevent material slippage in forming stands. Deceleration controls maintain tension stability during stopping sequences.
Application-Specific Configurations
Structural tube mills incorporate strong framing and powerful drives for thick-walled sections. Precision tubing systems emphasize dimensional control and surface finish quality. Pipe production configurations include bevelling and end-finishing operations.
Process Monitoring
Temperature sensors track material heat build-up during forming. Power monitors verify energy consumption relative to production rates. Vibration analysis detects potential maintenance issues before they affect product quality.
Environmental Considerations
Fume extraction systems capture welding emissions. Noise reduction enclosures minimize workplace sound levels. Coolant recycling systems reduce water consumption and minimize waste.