Automatic Coding Robot for Billets, Slabs and Coils | Packway, Shenzhen, China

Packway's Automatic Coding Robot for Billets, Slabs and Coils is a marking workstation that puts identification information on square billets, round billets, slabs, hot-rolled coils and cold-rolled coils. The marks let each product be recognised as it moves between processes, so quality problems can be traced back.

It is offered with laser, ink or aluminium wire marking, and can work at normal or high temperatures. A character recognition tracking system can be added. Laser marking on a white primer is the recommended option, as it keeps consumable costs low.

Key Features

• Marks square billets, round billets, slabs and coils
• Marking options: aluminium wire, high-temperature paint, ordinary paint or laser
• Normal-temperature spraying, high-temperature spraying and laser marking
• Marks can be numbers, letters or symbols, with a freely defined number of digits
• Automatically identifies billet flow number and branch number
• Spraying mode can be continuous, intermittent or special
• Optional character recognition tracking system

Technical Specifications

• Products marked: Square billets, round billets, slabs, hot-rolled and cold-rolled coils
• Marking methods: Laser (white primer), ink, aluminium wire, high-temperature paint, ordinary paint
• Marking content: Numbers, letters or symbols; digit count user-defined
• Spraying modes: Continuous, intermittent or special
• Installation positions: End of roller table, side of roller table, side of cooling bed, end of pusher

Applications

• Steel mills marking billets and slabs for tracking between processes
• Hot-rolled and cold-rolled coil identification
• Quality traceability in metal processing lines
• Marking hot products on roller tables and cooling beds

Commercial Details

• Brand: Packway
• Manufacturer: Shenzhen Packway Technology Development Co., Ltd
• Place of origin: Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

Frequently Asked Questions

• What can the robot mark? It marks square billets, round billets, slabs, and hot-rolled and cold-rolled coils.
• Which marking method is recommended? Laser marking on a white primer is recommended because it keeps consumable costs down.
• Where can it be installed? It can be fitted at the end or side of a roller table, beside a cooling bed, or at the end of a pusher.
• What should I send for a quotation? Send the product type and sizes (billet, slab or coil), the marking method you prefer, the content and number of digits to be marked, the product temperature, the installation position, and whether you need character recognition tracking.