Metal industry

Hot rolling mills: In these mills, metal materials such as steel slabs or billets are processed at high temperatures where they become softer and easier to shape. Industrial cutting knives are used to precisely cut materials during or after rolling. Due to the high temperature, it is essential that the knives are made from special materials that can withstand extreme conditions and maintain their sharpness.

Cold rolling mills: In cold rolling mills, metal materials are processed at room temperature, allowing for greater precision and smoothness in the final product. Industrial cutting knives are used to precisely cut thin metal strips, sheets, and plates. The knives must be extremely sharp and durable to ensure clean cuts without material deformation.

Plate production: In plate production, special knives are used to cut metal plates to the desired size and shape. This process requires high precision since metal plates are typically thick and tough. Cutting knives must be able to handle large loads and provide clean, accurate cuts without damaging the material.

In these mills, metal materials are formed into pipes and tubes of various sizes. Industrial cutting knives are used to cut pipes to specific lengths or to trim edges. Since pipes are often made from solid metal alloys, the knives must be highly durable and sharp to ensure smooth and accurate cuts without deformation.

Profiles are metal sections with specific cross-sectional shapes, such as I-beams, U-channels, and T-sections, used extensively in construction and manufacturing.

Similar to the production of pipes, cutting knives are used to trim profiles to the required lengths and remove excess material. The accuracy of these cuts is essential to ensure that the profiles meet strict dimensional standards and are suitable for structural purposes.

Long products mills produce long metal elements such as bars, beams, profiles, and wires. Industrial cutting knives are used to trim or cut these products to the desired length. The knives must be capable of handling long, continuous cuts, often in high-strength materials, making durability a key factor.

This industry processes metals like aluminum, copper, brass, and titanium, which do not contain iron. Industrial cutting knives are used to process these non-ferrous metals, which are typically softer than ferrous metals but still require precise and clean cuts. The knives must be designed to prevent contamination and maintain the quality of the non-ferrous metals.

Steel service centers process various metal materials according to specific customer requirements. Industrial cutting knives are used to cut metal plates, strips, and other products to specific dimensions. Flexibility and precision in cutting are crucial, as the materials are often prepared for further use in different industries.

Industrial cutting knives are also used in other processing lines where metal materials are processed or prepared for subsequent operations. This may include edge trimming, cutting to specific dimensions, or shaping materials for particular applications. The diverse uses require that the knives be adapted to different materials and processing conditions.

Metal scrap recycling and demolition is a vital sector within the broader metal and construction industries, focusing on the recovery, processing, and repurposing of metal materials from structures and machinery that are no longer in use.