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Slitting
Each of our slitting lines is unique and designed to meet your specific processing requirements.
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Cut-to-length
Our multi-blanking lines include six-high levelers and in-line slitting capabilities.
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Oscillate Slitting
In oscillate slitting, narrow master coils are welded end to end, slit, and then wound in an oscillate manner.
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Scroll Slitting
Improve your productivity, maximize your raw material yield and reduce the amount of your scrap.
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Coil to Coil Perforating
Our coil-to-coil perforating line is capable of processing both steel and aluminum strip. In this process, holes are punched in the strip.
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Configured Blanking
Our blanking line, coupled with the expertise of our operators, is equipped to produce a superior quality product for each and every order.
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Automated Leveling
Our levelers have the capability to correct material shape defects such as coil set, cross bow, edge wave, and center buckle by cold working the metal beyond its yield point over a series of work rolls.
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Edge Conditioning
Edge conditioning is appropriate for end products that require an absolute burr-free, or rounded, edge.
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Material Inspection
Our trained inspectors provide specialized inspection of all grades of carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.
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Warehousing & Storage
We have two and a half million square feet of climate controlled storage area to store material.
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Transportation Services
Our truck fleet provides JIT services within 200 miles of our locations. We can arrange for shipment of your raw or finished products on either a Precision Strip Transport truck or by common carrier, to or from virtually anywhere in the U.S., at a cost competitive price. Rail service is also available.
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Specialized Packaging
Our unique packaging and material handling techniques ensure a damage free package.
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Laboratory Services
At Precision Strip we operate our own A2LA accredited laboratory for our customers so the quality integrity of your metal can be controlled.
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Information Services
Your inventory is electronically tracked from the moment it is received, through processing to shipment.
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Engineering Solutions
Our engineering staff will work with you to improve your processes.
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Defect Stenciling
During the inspection process, Precision Strip has the ability to stencil, or mark those areas of a coil that are defective. Material is marked with a black ink stencil placed in the center of the strip close to where the defect is located. Some examples of defects include lamination, floppers, gouges, and holes. The stencil lists the owner from which the coil came as well as the coil identification. When the end user is processing the coil, a camera is used that detects the stencil, which triggers the operator to reject the defective area.
Stenciling is a cost effective solution to deal with defects in material. Because the coil is not broken down into multiple parts due to defects, there is a higher yield per coil. The customer receives both larger, and fewer coils. The number of coils unloaded and stored is reduced. Fewer coils loaded on the end user’s line saves head and tail scrap and reduces downtime. Additionally, transportation costs are saved by the mills.
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