Production equipment
Production equipment
1. Main production equipment:
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Quantity |
Features |
| Annual production capacity of the equipment |
50,000 tons |
Mass production, low cost |
| Production workshop |
5 pieces |
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| Medium-frequency electric furnace |
10 units |
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| Heat Treatment Production Line |
2 items |
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| Steel ball production line |
5 items |
Diameter 10 mm–150 mm, suitable for multi-variety, small-batch production. |
| Excavator production line |
5 items |
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| Steel Ball Heat Treatment Production Line |
2 items |
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| Excavator Heat Treatment Production Line |
2 items |
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1 item |
The fully automated iron-mold sand‑coating production line can meet customers’ large‑scale order requirements and delivers high production efficiency. |
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Bucket Tooth Heat Treatment Line |
Bucket Tooth Heat Treatment Line |
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Automated Steel Ball Production Line |
Ball forging and separation equipment |
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Well-type tempering furnace |
Automated Ball Casting Production Line |
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Air-quenching and furnace heat treatment line |
Continuous oil-quenching heat treatment production line |
2. The Shougang team continuously expands and refines the production supply chain for forged steel balls, while maintaining ongoing knowledge‑sharing with domestic enterprises in both technological and product‑related areas. Forged steel balls with diameters of 90 mm or greater are predominantly manufactured using air‑hammer forging, whereas forged balls ranging from 20 to 80 mm are produced via inclined‑roll forging.
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3. Shougang boasts strong financial resources and advanced technology, enabling it to rapidly expand its production capacity by 10,000 tons of cast wear-resistant steel balls, wear-resistant components, and cast lining plates, thereby meeting the market’s steadily growing demand.
4. Shougang welcomes friends from home and abroad to engage in multifaceted, flexible equipment investment and business cooperation, fostering mutual benefit and win-win outcomes.
