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Fine blanking coil feeding line MFL4 series
for the automotive industryfor high-strength steelcompact

fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
fine blanking coil feeding line
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Characteristics

Applications
for fine blanking, for the automotive industry, for high-strength steel
Other characteristics
compact

Description

High Strength Compact Coil Feeding Line Applicable Material Raw Material Type: High Strength Steel steel, Hot-Rolled Metal steel, Cold-Rolled Metal steel, Galvanized Metal steel ,Stainless Steel etc. Coil Width: 100-1800 mm Material Thickness: 0.6-6.0 mm Yield Strength: ≤613 N/mm2 Tensile Strength: ≤980 N/mm2 Brief Profile Coil Feeding Lines with compact design are preferred to be used in case of only small available space as well as in case of less delicate coil material with big material square. They normally are used at middle-sized feeding lengths and middle-sized number of press strokes per minute. Compact Feed Line for high strength material is designed to make the thick steels with higher tensile strength above 400Mpa. They offer process reliability even for the most demanding materials. They are optimally suited for the manufacture of structural parts as well as for processing of high-strength materials,even for the higher ranges of strip thickness.With our Compact coil systems you can process coil material width from 400mm to 1800mm, coil thickness from 0.6-9.0mm, coil weight up to 25000kgs. Compact Coil feed line is a metal forming process widely used to produce parts for various industries, such as automotive stamping, electronics stamping and appliances stamping and etc.

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