This primarily depends on the required strip width. When customers need narrow strips less than 250 mm wide, we prioritize direct cold rolling. For wider strips exceeding 250 mm, due to limitations on the cold rolling mill’s feed width and the strip’s width-to-thickness ratio, we must first produce wide coils and then cut them lengthwise to the desired width using a slitting machine.

Of course. Although most strip is shipped in coils, we fully support the flattening process according to your needs. The flattening process makes the strip extremely flat, and we can also cut it to your specified length, resulting in straight strips of any length. Strips processed in this way rival flat steel in both flatness and dimensional accuracy, making them ideal for applications requiring straight material.

Yes. Our strip is produced directly through a continuous rolling process, ensuring length continuity. However, if you require extremely long strip exceeding standard rolling lengths and are willing to accept welded extensions, we can weld the ends of multiple strip segments together to provide longer single-coil lengths according to your needs.

We smelt the material ourselves. Our plant is equipped with vacuum induction furnaces and electroslag remelting furnaces, covering common grades of nickel-based alloys and superalloys. The smelted ingots are not sold directly but are instead billeted according to the final product form (tubes, plates, bars). For strip, we first produce strip billets, followed by subsequent steps such as hot rolling and cold rolling.