Successfull final acceptance for various slitting lines
GEORG was chosen by an Eastern Arkansas steel producer to design, manufacture and deliver a modern slitting line and slit strip packaging for non-grain-oriented electrical steel.
The successful final acceptance was recently granted, and the line was handed over to ongoing production.
One of the reasons why GEORG won the order is the high degree of automation of our lines. This allows shortest coil-to-coil times while at the same time requiring minimal personnel. And this is precisely what counteracts the current shortage of skilled workers.
Silicon steel is widely used in various electrical and electronic devices due to its unique properties. The growing demand for electrical steel and the high-quality demands require particularly flexible and specifically designed production and processing systems. On the state-of-the-art GEORG precisionslit 1650, silicon steel in the thickness range of 0.10 – 0.80 mm is slit and packed automatically. Main focus are tightest width tolerances and minimal cutting burrs.
We would like to thank our customer for their trust in our technology and the always good cooperation!
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GEORG ultragrind SG 2 for Marcegaglia
Marcagaglia Ravenna S.p.a. has purchased for its cold rolling mill a roll grinder type GEORG ultragrind SG 2 in foundation free GEORG ultrablock version. Since 2017, when the first ultrablock machine was sold, a total of around 10 machines of this design have been sold.
Brand New GEORG Cut-to-Length Line at Ryerson in Kentucky.
What teamwork! A big thank you to our partner Ryerson. And thanks to our team from GEORG and GEORGautomation for their exceptional work. This line, including an AI-based smart leveling system, is a benchmark in terms of quality and automation in North America.
GEORG delivers roll grinder to Volkswagens Gigafactory in Salzgitter
The first Volkswagen Group-owned battery cell factory is being built in Salzgitter. From 2025, standardized cells will roll off the production line there and the cell factory will produce an annual capacity of 40 GWh - enough for around 500,000 electric vehicles.
