Delta Steel Technologies to build world’s largest temper mill cut-to-length line

Thursday, 29 September 2011 02:39:43 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Irving, Texas-based Delta Steel Technologies, a steel machinery manufacturer, has been commissioned by steel service center and processor Triple-S Steel, based in Houston, Texas, to build the largest Temper Mill Cut-to-Length Line in the world. Delta primarily builds machinery for service centers and mills, with a focus on machinery for processing flat-rolled steel.

The new 1.0" x 120" wide line is significantly larger than most other similar lines which are usually ¾" x 96" wide, and is expected to be completed and operational in 2012.

The addition of the line will also provide Triple-S with a major leap into more flat-rolled production capabilities. Triple-S Steel primarily distributes long and structural products such as angles, beams, channels and bars, in addition to steel sheet and plate. 


Similar articles

France’s steel product import value down 10.2 percent in January

10 Apr | Steel News

Japanese crude steel output down 3.8 percent in February from January

27 Mar | Steel News

Some EU flat steel import quotas about to be exhausted near end of period

26 Mar | Steel News

France’s steel product import value down 17.8 percent in 2023

08 Mar | Steel News

Japanese crude steel output up 4.0 percent in January from December

26 Feb | Steel News

UK’S TRA proposes safeguard extension for 15 steel product categories for further two years

22 Feb | Steel News

France’s steel product import value down 18.4 percent in Jan-Nov

09 Feb | Steel News

Japanese crude steel output down 1.8 percent in December from November

26 Jan | Steel News

Vietnam’s Hoa Phat posts 7.0 percent decrease in sales for 2023

09 Jan | Steel News

France’s steel product import value down 18.6 percent in Jan-Oct

09 Jan | Steel News