Entry section
Loading, decoiling, strip guidance, tension control and surface protection.
Core line portfolio
Coil-to-coil polishing lines.
Continuous European-engineered lines for satin, brushed and polished stainless-steel coil surfaces, delivered in the United States with AVENOR controls and project responsibility.
Surface quality by design
The mechanical process, abrasive strategy, tension control, cleanliness and automation are engineered as one line.
Process scope
Stable strip handling around a controlled finishing process.
Finishing heads
Abrasive configuration selected for satin, brushed or polished finish targets.
Cleaning
Dust extraction, residue removal and process housekeeping.
Inspection
Lighting, operator access and quality-control interfaces.
Exit section
Protective film options, tension management and recoiling.
Automation
Recipes, line speed, head control, alarms, diagnostics and safety.
Technical definition
The line is configured around finish, material and output.
- Product
- Material grade, incoming finish and required final appearance
- Coil data
- Thickness, width, weight, ID and OD
- Finish
- Reference sample, roughness target and permitted variation
- Output
- Line speed, operating schedule and changeover target
- Protection
- Film, paper and surface-handling requirements
- Compliance
- U.S. electrical and machinery-safety architecture reviewed by project
Final speed and finish guarantees require representative material trials and agreed acceptance methods.
Data required
Send the material and finish objective.
- Material grades and incoming surface
- Thickness, width and coil-weight range
- Reference finish or roughness target
- Required annual output and line speed
- Protective film and packaging requirements
- Footprint, utilities and dust-management constraints