Cutting Lines for Aluminum Coils up to 2,800 mm Strip Width |
Heinrich Georg GmbH
Siegener Straße 73-83
Kreuztal, Germany
Press release date: July 17, 2012
GEORG finishing lines division offers leading technology
At the end of 2011 GEORG was assigned with the development and delivery of two cut-to-length lines and one slitting line, each with packaging line for the Russian aluminium producer Kamensk-Uralsky Metallurgical Works (KUMZ). Those lines are able to process aluminium coils with a strip width up to 2,800 mm. This important investment of KUMZ is focusing the increased export demands and the enhanced technology requirements of the aviation and transport industry.
The project realisation of the lines, which will belong to the broadest cutting lines worldwide, is in full swing at the moment. The start of production is planned in beginning of 2014.
"The scope of supply is completely handled by GEORG and includes besides the mechanical part also the electrical control and automation. All components will be manufactured in our German workshop" (Antonio Garcia, managing director finishing lines division - member of the board)
Impressive technology for coils up to a total weight of 25 tons
Each line, the two cut-to-length lines and the slitting line, are served with coils by the high bay warehouse system and are designed to produce coils with a total weight up to 25 tons.
The cut-to-length lines have the capability to cut material thicknesses of 0.20 - 3.00 mm and 3.00 -. 10 mm. They are equipped with hydraulic expandable double decoilers and with rotating cut-to-length shears. Moreover both lines have edge trimming shears with automatic cutting and strip width adjustment. Additionally the approved GEORG levelling machines in cassette change design and the electrostatically oiling machines are applied to produce high quality plates. To protect the finished stacking bundles, they can finally be wrapped in the semi automatic packaging line.
The thickness range of the slitting line is 0.20 - 5.00 mm and is covered by two slitting shears with a shear exchange unit and a tool changing device. The additional packaging line has a stacking device for commissioning of the produced baby coils, an automatic strapping device and a foil stretching machine to wrap the stacked coil packages. With this project GEORG finishing division expands its strategic market segment of aluminium.
Simultaneously company GEORG advances the further development of the successful installed technologies in the aluminium industry for extra wide strip width.
Heinrich Georg GmbH
Maschinenfabrik
Siegener Straße 73-83
57223 Kreuztal
www.georg.com
Contact:
Stefan Köhler
PR/Media
T. +49 (0)2 71 . 77 00 16 - 16
F. +49 (0) 2 71 . 77 00 16 - 29
s.koehler@psv-marketing.de
www.psv-relations.de
Kamensk-Uralsky Metallurgical Works (KUMZ)
Since the company was founded in 1944 KUMZ (KUMZ in Russian abbreviation) it was specialized in manufacturing of semi-finished products in aluminum-, magnesium-based and aluminum-lithium alloys. Today it is one of the largest downstream companies in Russia supplying high quality products for the aviation and automotive industry. The company has very high quality standards; references for this are the statement that KUMZ is a certified supplier for Boing and Bombardier.
GEORG
GEORG is a worldwide reliable and in great demand partner for optimal solutions in the mechanical engineering sector. The excellent finishing lines and special machine tools as well as the production lines, state-of-the-art machinery and equipment for the transformer industry are internationally in use in renowned companies.
GEORG finishing lines division
GEORG finishing lines division offers complete line solutions, individual components and aggregates for slitting and cut-to-length lines, multi-blanking lines, edge trimming and inspection lines and packaging lines. Easy operation, extremely short tooling times and optimized process controlled workflows are what make our solutions so efficient.
GEORG finishing lines division at the EuroBLECH 2012: hall 16, booth C82
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