SS Rod Processing——Peeling
Basic Info
Description
Peeling is a processing technology employed to eliminate undesirable surface layers such as oxide, rust, dirt, or other contaminants from the surface of steel, thereby enhancing its surface quality and processing performance.
Process Flow
Surface Treatment: Initiate the process by thoroughly cleaning the steel surface to remove impurities and dirt.
Peeling Operation: Utilize chemical peeling agents or mechanical peeling equipment to strip the steel surface.
Cleaning Treatment: Following peeling, clean the steel to eliminate any residue from the peeling agent or other contaminants.
Inspection and Packaging: Conduct quality inspection on the peeled steel, package, and label it as necessary for shipment.
Features
Removes oxide layers, rust, and dirt from the steel surface, enhancing surface finish and flatness.
Improves the processing performance of steel, reducing processing difficulty and cost.
Advantages
Enhances the surface quality and processing performance of steel, thereby boosting product competitiveness.
Reduces subsequent processing techniques and costs, leading to improved production efficiency.
Can be tailored to meet specific customer requirements.
Challenges and Solutions
Challenges:Issues such as bends, poor ends, and surface roughness may occur during peeling, affecting processing accuracy and quality.
Solutions: Employ straightening machines to correct the straightness of bars. For large-diameter bars exceeding machine capacity, utilize hydraulic equipment and heat treatment before straightening. Surface defects can be directly removed using blades for rough surfaces. Any impurities at the ends of raw material steel ingots should be cut off using a sawing machine and treated as waste.
Scope of Application
Peeling is applicable in various scenarios where improving the surface quality and processing performance of steel is necessary, including machinery manufacturing, building structures, automobile manufacturing, and other industries.
