SPECIAL PROCESSING
For deformed, loose, rejected slab, and high-difficulty heavy-gauge materials, processing methods are evaluated according to material condition.
PROCESSING LOGIC
Before-and-after comparisons and multiple on-site photos help customers quickly understand processing differences.
Thin, thick, and extra-thick slab materials require different handling.
Hot-rolled steel, stainless steel, and checker plate coils each have different processing considerations.
Deformation, looseness, and rejected materials affect feeding and leveling strategy.
Processing methods are evaluated based on required size, quantity, and delivery schedule.
SPECIAL PROCESSING CASES
Five selected high-difficulty material cases with before-and-after photo groups show on-site handling differences and results.
Deformed Coil / Heavy-Gauge Handling
For 18mm coils with deformation, feeding and leveling stability are handled first before cutting usable products.
Loose After Unloading / Stainless Steel Coil
A 10mm stainless steel coil loosened during unloading can still be evaluated for processing and cutting.
Rejected Material / Extra-Thick Slab Coil
A Chung Hung Steel rejected slab coil case, approx. 28–37mm thickness and 900–1500mm width; the key processing considerations are weight, thickness, and material condition.
Extra-Thick / Deformed Material
The difficulty lies in poor coil shape, high weight, and high thickness, requiring processing adjustments based on on-site conditions.
Approx. 20-Ton Coil / High-Difficulty Cutting
Coil thickness approx. 28–35mm, width approx. 970–1250mm, weight approx. 20 tons; processed into large-size heavy plates.
View basic cutting, heavy-gauge cutting, checker plate coil cases, and more.
Please provide coil condition, material, thickness, width, length, quantity, and delivery requirements.