Copper Cold Rolling Mill

Feeding and Cutting:
Feed the copper strip into the cold rolling mill and cut it into appropriate length for the next step.

Primary Rolling:
The cut copper strip is subjected to the pressure of the blooming mill roll to cause preliminary deformation. Primary rolling can eliminate the internal stress of the material, improve the plasticity of the material, and prepare for subsequent rolling.

Intermediate Rolling:
After primary rolling, the copper strip passes through the pressure of the intermediate rollers to further adjust the thickness and size. Intermediate rolling generally uses multiple roller tables in series to gradually reduce the gap between the roller tables, so that the thickness of the copper strip can be more carefully controlled.

Finishing Rolling:
After intermediate rolling, the copper strip enters the action area of the finishing roll. The finishing roll usually rotates at high speed and uses a large rolling force to deform the copper strip again so that it reaches the required thickness and size.

Discharging:
After finishing rolling, the copper strip is sent out of the cold rolling mill and enters subsequent processes or becomes the final product.