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 billet,
bloom & slab marking METAL
MARKING |
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The BSMR2000 is a rugged, reliable, maintenance free
tool for marking billets, blooms and slabs. Basically
it consists of a six-axis industrial robot that manipulates
a writing device mounted on its wrist.
The BSMR2000 marks large, clear, highly visible characters
that can be easily read at a distance by the crane operators.
It uses a single nozzle to spray a continuous stream of
metallic powder that adheres firmly to the surface of
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The BSMR2000 was designed specially to operate in the
harsh environment of the continuous casting line.
It can place markings at temperature of up to 1000°C (1830°F).
The BSMR2000 operates fully unassisted and requires very
little maintenance.
Only occasional refilling of the powder is required.
Its relatively small base and long reach make it ideal
for installation in existing lines because little modification
is required to the lay-out. The BSMR2000 can also
be equipped with an optional high pressure de-scaling
water jet, which insures a perfect surface to write on. |
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The BTR2000 is a robot which welds an identification
tag to the billets, blooms or slabs in the casting area,
immediately after cutting.
The tag contains all of the data necessary to identify
each individual product with the naked eye, as well as
a barcode.
This unique feature, which guarantees fail-safe tracking
of the production, makes the BTR2000 the most modern and
advanced marking system available for casting shops.
The tags are cut by the system from a roll of stainless
steel strip coated on one side with special, heat resistant
paints. The tags are printed on-line by a laser
printer and then manipulated by a robot, which places
them on the surface of the products and welds them.
The standard width of the tag is 75 mm (3 in), whereas
the length can vary as needed.
The tags tolerate temperatures up to 1000°C (1800°F),
and are perfectly legible, including the bar code, after
cooling and long exposure to the elements. However, they
burn up in the re-heat furnace, thus not interfering with
rolling. |
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The TCS100 carries out a typical requirement of tin-coating
lines.
It was specifically designed to mark the code indicating
the thickness of the coat, on either or both sides of
unevenly coated strip. |
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WEIGHT MEASURE MARKING
SYSTEM FOR TUBES
The WMS system incorporates the measuring and marking
operations in a single, fully automatic system.
It is suitable for on-line processing of the tubes on
the finishing line.
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Measurements:
length and weight
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Markings:
paint marking, die stamping
and coloured bands
The WMS has been designed for fully automatic, non-assisted
operation.
It incorporates self diagnostics to warn the finishing
line operators if assistance is required or of impending
problems. The WMS is also equipped with semi-automatic
and manual operation features.
The WMS guarantees high measurement accuracy and meets
all commonly used standards, including API and DIN specifications.
Environmental standards are also guaranteed, including
noise level and air pollution limits.
The WMS can be delivered in several configurations, permitting
processing of up to 300 tubes per hour.
Special configurations are also possible to handle rates
in excess of 300 tubes per hour. |
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