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Overview of the electromagnetic stirrer and crane wheel
Overview of the electromagnetic stirrer and crane wheel
According to the position on the casting thread and the metallurgical characteristics, Agitators can be classified into moulded, screwed and final stirrer. The benefits of using one or more EMS in combination are surface and sub-surface quality.

Overview of the electromagnetic stirrer and crane wheel

Electromagnetic stirrers are used in continuous casting processes to improve product quality and increase steel production. According to the position on the casting thread and the metallurgical characteristics, Agitators can be classified into moulded, screwed and final stirrer. The benefits of using one or more EMS in combination are surface and sub-surface quality. 

 Need:

 

  • Metallurgical enhancement of casting products
  • Increased production
  • New steel grade production
  • Decline in production

Strength:

The strength of the electromagnetic stirrer is given by,

 

  • Surface and sub-surface quality improvements
  • Improvement of the solidification structure
  • Mid-tone enhancement
  • Custom stirrer design on CCM 
  • Energy-saving design

    Crane wheel:

     

    Crane wheels are replaced due to flange wear, flange fracture and mechanical overloading characterized by porosity and shedding. Each of these service factors must be carefully considered before choosing a wheel design combination, material selection, hardness pattern and heat treatment technology. That is why our entire hardened steel crane wheel  is specially designed and heat-treated to maximize resistance to breaking loads in heavy-duty industrial applications.
  • It reduces maintenance costs for your wheels and wheelsets.
  • Improve the life of your rails
  • It provides 40% more load-carrying capacity compared to wheels that strengthen the rims.
  • Ships in 6-8 weeks, less when needed.

 Crane wheel processing:

 

Our closed forging wheels provide the power needed to achieve the extreme reduction ratio and material flow required for high-quality forgings. Wheel blanks are used in heavy-duty applications such as locomotives, wind turbines, speed reducers and mining machinery. After filling the mould cavity, the pressure is increased to eliminate the microscopic porosity that may be present in the casting process. This provides a homogeneous grain structure while forging. Heat treatment can greatly improve mechanical properties by providing specific hardness, strength and wear characteristics to meet requirements. Wheels are used to carry the weight and capacity of cranes and trolleys while moving and travelling.