Spooled metal strips - Import export

Our tasks also include joint process optimization with our customers in order to enable more efficient production and thus a reduction in set-up and downtimes. Our spooling systems are a good example of this type of cooperation and continuous further development. We connect the strips using state-of-the-art welding technology and rewind them oscillating on a variety of spools Strip widths from 1.5 mm up to 60 mm Extension of the strip length to more than 200,000 meters in one strip depending on the material Individual laying widths from 100 to 400 mm Special decoiling racks with decoiling widths of 800 mm and maximum decoiling weights of 2,500 kg

Our tasks also include joint process optimization with our customers in order to enable more efficient production and thus a reduction in set-up and downtimes. Our spooling systems are a good example of this type of cooperation and continuous further development. We connect the strips using state-of-the-art welding technology and rewind them oscillating on a variety of spools Strip widths from 1.5 mm up to 60 mm Extension of the strip length to more than 200,000 meters in one strip depending on the material Individual laying widths from 100 to 400 mm Special decoiling racks with decoiling widths of 800 mm and maximum decoiling weights of 2,500 kg

State-of-the-art technology and extensive knowledge in the processing of steel characterise our location in Bad Salzungen, Germany. For us, performance means a wide range of cold-rolled steels of the highest quality at competitive prices, flexibility and a high degree of readiness to deliver while adhering precisely to the specified chemical and mechanical values. Surface finishing by electrolytic galvanizing and/or subsequent customisation of your goods are possible for us. We offer all our customers spooled materials with volumes of over 200,000 metres of metal strip per spool. This further development means a considerable advantage for our customers. Personnel-intensive set-up times and machine downtimes are avoided.

An innovation for decorative applications is the stripe coating on our narrow Coil Coating line at First American. This is a complete coil coating process in which we are able to leave tightly toleranced, unpainted stripes on the carrier strip. These give the decorative effect to the finished article, while the coated areas are coated with an adhesive system (e.g. automotive trim material or white coating with a defined black stripe, etc.). As always, all metal strips available on the market can be used as metal carriers; all coatings can also be used. This leads to a smart product, allowing you a multitude of new, innovative applications.

Here at Hamilton Precision Metals, we’re passionate about cold rolling metal strip in a diverse range of specialty alloys to meet your exacting specifications. Our extensive precision strip product range include stainless steel strip, nickel strip, titanium strip, copper based strip, cobalt based strip and many more alloys. We have the expertise to roll light gauge strip from 1.5 mm (.060”) down to 0.127 mm (0.005”). Broadest Range of Alloys We offer an extensive portfolio of almost every high performance alloy made today. Additional alloys are available upon request, contact us today! Stainless Steels Nickel Based Alloys Copper Based Alloys Cobalt Based Alloys Commercially Pure Titaniums Strain Gage: Constantan®, Evanohm®,

AMETEK Specialty Metal Products uses a wrought powder metallurgical process to ensure the highest purity finished products. Our main strengths lie in the processing of Nickel, Iron and Cobalt containing alloys amongst other available materials. The processing of these materials begins with the consolidation of powder through a roll compaction process and followed by a controlled atmosphere sintering. Further reduction of the material is performed solely under cold working temperatures to reduce the introduction of non-metallics and annealing is performed under controlled atmospheres. AMETEK Strip Products are produced in ranges between .002” (0.05mm) and .080” (2.03mm) thicknesses in a full range of tempers and widths to 22” (558.8mm) while maintaining special capabilities to produce materials outside of these ranges for special applications. This process lends itself to the production of small but easily reproducible lots of highly specialized alloys