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Ring rolling mills – Mitsubishi Nagasaki Machinery Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Industrial Machinery, Metal & Metallurgy Machinery, Rolling MillsRing rolling mills – Mitsubishi Nagasaki Machinery Mfg. Co. Ltd.
Using state of the art technology, our ring rolling mills are being used by forging companies all over the world. We are confident that our machine will meet your needs. From the planning stage we listen to every detail of the customer’s demands, reflect those demands in our design and deliver an order-made machine that meets the needs of the forging operation.
Our new MRB Series of ring rolling mills have higher rigidity than the (conventional) MRX Series and employ a servo-controlled feedback control system. This results in dramatically improved rolling stability and ring roundness. Because a stronger frame can withstand higher loads, this makes it possible to roll profile rings and taller rings (in terms of height), which had been difficult in the past. We promise to build a solid foundation for skilled manufacturing, to realize stable supply, and to deliver high performance in response to various future demands.
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When selecting Rolling Mills for your company’s needs, there are several important points to consider during the comparison and evaluation process.
1. Mill Type
Choose the appropriate type of rolling mill based on your specific needs, such as two-high, three-high, four-high, cluster, or tandem rolling mills.
2. Rolling Capacity
Check the maximum rolling capacity of the mill to ensure it can handle the size and thickness of the materials you intend to roll.
3. Roll Material and Design
Evaluate the material and design of the rolls to ensure they are suitable for the type of material you are rolling, whether it’s metal sheets, rods, or other forms.
4. Speed and Torque
Consider the speed and torque capabilities of the rolling mill to determine its efficiency and suitability for your production requirements.
5. Control and Automation
Check the level of automation and control features offered by the rolling mill to optimize the rolling process and enhance productivity.
6. Maintenance and Service
Evaluate the ease of maintenance and availability of service and support for the rolling mill to minimize downtime and ensure smooth operations.
7. Footprint and Space Requirements
Consider the size and footprint of the rolling mill, especially if space is limited in your manufacturing facility.
8. Energy Efficiency
Assess the energy efficiency of the rolling mill to reduce operating costs and environmental impact.
9. Safety Features
Check for safety features such as emergency stop buttons, safety guards, and interlocks to protect operators and prevent accidents.
10. Cost and ROI
Consider the initial cost of the rolling mill and compare it with its performance, features, and potential return on investment in terms of increased production and quality.