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SHS production plant for mineral wool sandwich panels: The benchmark for size and innovation! SIEMPELKAMP | MACHINERY AND PLANTS
SIEMPELKAMP | MACHINERY AND PLANTS From May to November 2009 Siempelkamp built a complete production plant for mineral wool sandwich panels in Alajärvi, Finland. With the completion of this order, Ruukki, a specialist for metal-based materials, components, systems and integrated systems to the construction and engineering industry, started operating the largest and latest production plant of this kind. Cutting and automatic feeding of mineral wool strips With the initial plan developing in 2007, the new plant in close proximity to the existing production location started to take shape. In spring of 2008 Ruukki signed the contract for the supply of the new plant. For Siempelkamp this order meant supporting a big player in the European steel industry. Ruukki, also called Rautaruukki, takes up a leading position in the manufacturing of steel products and custom-made components for the construction and engineering industry. Founded in 1960 by the Finnish government, the company has developed into an internationally recognized and versatile steel and technology company. The Siempelkamp scope of supply consisted of the complete production plant ranging from the 4-station de-coiling system for steel sheet layers to the transfer system of mineral wool stacks from a fully-automatic high-bay storage system for mineral wool. The order is completed with the transfer of the ready-packaged stacks to another fully-automatic high-bay storage for fi nished products. The plant is designed for a daily production capacity of up to 8,000 m² in three-shift operation. For the fi rst time, all products with a fi nish-thickness of up to 260 mm (10.2 in) are produced at constant production speeds of at least 8 m/minute. Precision from the start What is necessary to provide high quality and reliability from the start? The top priority is precision. At the start of the production line, the sheet coils from the adjacent coil storage are put on the uncoiling reels and the sheet metal layers are brought into the line with remote controls. “The sheets are connected with a fully-automatic riveting system. In order to avoid damaging the profi ling rollers, the notching process of the outer sheet edges is fully automated which ensures that only one sheet layer is run through the profi ling rollers,” explains Wolfgang Inhof, sales manager for double-belt presses, building materials, and sandwich panels at Siempelkamp. 40 41 By Wolfgang Inhof
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