Production Process
Production Process
The Steel poles manufactured in the industry are mainly two types i.e
telescopic poles and swaged poles. For manufacturing of telescopic
poles, the steel coils are slited to different width depending upon the
pipe diameter requirement. The slit in the form of coils is fed to the
uncoiler and the slit is leveled by passing through a set of rolls and
sheared to required length. The slits are tapered depending upon the
requirement by shearing and then folded and subjected to tacking by
applying pressure. By this stage, the job takes the form of a pole.
Uncoiler
Leveler
Cut shear
Slitter
Recoiler
The uncoiled sheets are passed through rolls for leaving the sheets. The
leveled sheet is cut depending upon the specification. For
manufacturing of slits the leveled sheet is silted into slitter and again
recoiled in recoiled.
Black Pipes
For pipe manufacturing, slits of different width are raw material. The
slits in the form of coil is uncoiled in the uncoiler and passed though the
following set of equipment.
Uncoiler
End shear
Hoop Joining
Hoop feeder
Hoop cage
Leveler
Monogram Stamping
Forming
High frequency welding
Cooling
Sizing
Straightening
Flying cut off saw
End facing
Hydraulic test
Threading
Marking
Degreasing
Water ringing tank
Acid pickling tank
Flux tank
Drying furnace
Galvanizing
Cooling tank
Threading and inspection
The uncoiled slit is leveled, stamped and formed to the shape of pipe.
High frequency welding machine will weld the open edge of the pipe.
The pipe is cooled in cooling tank which contains solution of cutting oil
in water the pipes are than sized and straightened to obtain the perfect
shape. The pipes in perfect shapes are cut to length depending upon
the specification. End facing operation smoothens the uneven edge. To
test any leakage or flaw in the pipe, hydraulic testing of the pipe is
carried out by passing pressurized water into the pipe. After
ascertaining perfect quality, threading of the pipe is done. Before
delivery of the product to the market, the pipes will be properly
inspected.
Galvanized Pipes
Fabricators use several tools to cut the steel of a truss, including high-
tech equipment such as plasma cutters, lasers, and water jets. Saws
create straight cuts; while lasers and plasmas are reserved tor more
complex shapes and curves. The metal fabricator punches holes using
high-pressure notches. Once the fabricator cuts the metal into the
correct shape,. The forming process begins. To form trusses, fabricators
use both press braking and rolling. These techniques allow for an
enormous range of metal thicknesses!, sizes, and shape for versatile
applications, Standard trusses use a series of triangles. During the
forming process, fabricators create the correct truss type for its
purpose. Most roof trusses, for example, use C-shaped metal studs.
Assembly is the final process. The manufacturer will need to know the
truss type, location, wind exposure, span, desired roof slope, and more
to correctly assemble and join the steel. This process includes welding
pieces together, bringing the final product together to serve its
intended purpose as a truss. There is specialized software the fabricator
will use throughout the design and construction process, to meet the
builders needs.
GI/MS sheets of desired width are taken in coil form and fed to roller
type sheet in forming machine in 'which the rolling profiles are formed
Angle, channel etc are used as starting materials. The raw materials are
cut in the required sizes. After straightening, hole punching/drill
operation is carried out. Then sections are bent for clamping. After
grinding the parts are assembled. Finally painting and packing is done.