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Shearing system to increase bar mill utiliation

A Morgan Construction Company product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team Mar 28, 2006

A new shearing system will increase a Mexican two-strand bar mill's utilisation by improving the condition of the front-ends before entering the finishing stands.

Morgan Construction Company has received a contract from Siderurgica Lazaro Cardenas - Las Truchas, (SICARTSA) in Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico, for new shears for the existing two-strand bar mill.

In addition to the shears Morgan will also supply the electrical hardware and automation changes required.

"The new equipment will increase mill utilization by improving the condition of the front-ends before entering the finishing stands," according to Neil Gow, sales manager.

Originally built and installed in the mid-1970s, this will be the first major mechanical modification supplied by Morgan to this rolling mill, he said.

Installation of the new equipment is scheduled for January 2007.

Mechanical equipment will be manufactured in Morgan's manufacturing facility in Shanghai, while the design and engineering work will be performed at the company's Worcester, Massachusetts, headquarters.

Morgan Construction Company is a designer and producer of high-quality rolling mill products and services for the metal industry worldwide.

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