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Tube mi l ls & rol l forming l ines

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2015

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Latest developments for ten-roll

straighteners

THE Asmag Group is a supplier of

machinery and equipment for the steel

and stainless steel tube industry. It

combines two companies – Asmag,

founded 1984 and located in Austria,

which focuses on the design and

manufacture of drawing, straightening,

testing, cutting, chamfering, stacking

and bundling machines, and Seuthe,

which was founded in 1899 and located

in Germany and has its core business in

the design and manufacture of tube and

rollforming mills.

With more than 200 employees, the

Asmag Group has the capability of

designing and manufacturing complete

tube welding lines from sheet coil to

ready-to-sell tube bundles.

The group’s latest project is the

installation of two complete straightening

and testing lines for a European

producer of stainless steel tubes. The

larger of the two machines is designed

for a diameter of up to 50mm, and the

smaller for a diameter of up to 30mm.

To eliminate crane waiting times,

double troughs are provided in both

the tube bundle delivery and tube

bundle removal. Downstream from

the bundle loading device, the tubes

are automatically separated, and are

cleaned on the outer surface upstream

of the straightener.

The key machines of the plants are

the ten-roll straighteners of the RRM

pro series. The features of this series

are the backlash-free hydraulic height

adjustment drives in all ten straightening

rolls, the individual drives in the

straightening rolls, a straightening force

display on each straightening roll, and

computer-supported machine setting.

In addition to the fully automatic

operation of the plants, the newly

developed straightening roll cleaning

device contributes to thehighproductivity

of the machines. The straightening rolls

are cleaned automatically in cycles

using polishing rollers without any

manual intervention.

To meet the high quality requirements,

all tubes are measured for straightness

directly after leaving the straightener.

Depending on customer requirements,

the permissible tolerances can be freely

specified on an HMI. A sorting device,

which uses X-ray technology, prevents

incorrect materials from reaching the

order batch.

The tubes are subsequently eddy

current tested at the end of the plant and

measured using multi-axis lasers.

Asmag GmbH

– Austria

Email:

sales@asmag.at

Website:

www.asmag.at

New rollform line coil end welders

KENT Corporation has introduced

a new coil end welder for press and

rollform lines. The new line of welders

offers a manual or air shear, air clamps

and automatic TIG weld.

The machines are portable for use on

more than one line. Designs range from

7" to 18" wide. Eliminating rethreading

rollform and press lines reduces coil

change downtime, scrap and tooling

damage.

The new machine will be on display

at the FABTECH Chicago show,

on booth S4975. Kent can provide

cost justification work sheets and

articles, and will carry out a complete

cost justification for users at no

charge.

The company offers a full line of coil

end welders up to 96" wide, as well

as coil handling and feeding, and a

complete line of tube mill products.

Kent has been providing quality

entry equipment, strip end welders,

accumulators, high-speed cold saws

and tube mill consumables to the tube

mill, rollforming and stamping industry

for more than 40 years. The company

has delivered more than 6,000 pieces

of equipment that are currently running

successfully, with applications that vary

from 0.2 to 19mm thick (0.008" to 0.75"),

and from strip widths of 12.7mm to over

2,032mm (0.5" to 80").

Kent Corp

– USA

Fax: +1 440 582 9654

Email:

sales@kenttesgo.com

Website:

www.kenttesgo.com

Reducing downtime while cutting

on your tube mill

RANDOLPH Tool’s vertical and

horizontal tube cut-off blades, as well as

jaws/dies, are manufactured with highly

specialised tooling processes, by expert

craftsmen.

The blades are extremely flat and

smooth, which causes less friction

during the cutting process. This, in

turn, helps the blades to last longer,

which means less downtime and

more production. The blades lasting

significantly longer will also reflect on

your bottom line with fewer dollars

spent at the end of the year.

Randolph Tool is also recognised

widely for its engineering capabilities,

management excellence and consulta-

tion services. By collaborating with its

customers from start to finish it aims to

help them to maximise their potential.

Randolph Tool Co Inc

– USA

Email:

info@randolphtool.com

Website:

www.randolphtool.com