Sundwiger Eisenhutte Maschinenfabrik Gmbh & Co.

Sundwiger Eisenhutte Maschinenfabrik Grah & Co.

Herbert Gellenbeck

Armin Frauenkron

Horst Schenk

Volker Ilchmann

Erhard Vogt

The invention relates to a casting wheel of a strip casting machine. The casting wheel comprises a casting ring (30) mounted and borne internally on freely rotatable rollers (31a, b, 33a, b). In the zone of the position at the start of casting, the rollers (31a, b) are rigidly mounted via a supporting element (32), while on the opposite side they are radially adjustable via a-supporting element (34a, b). In this way deformations of the casting ring (30) due to heating during casting can be absorbed without a change in the position of the casting ring (30) as at the start of casting. The casting ring (30) is driven from outside via at least one driving element (30b) which is connected via a transmission member (30a) to the casting ring (30).

Casting wheel for a strip casting machine

An apparatus for coiling webs of material, more particularly webs of material (5) arriving from a ribbon casting machine, and for coiling the webs of material (5) if necessary. For the purposes of guiding and coiling, brush rollers (20, 21, 23-26) are used consisting of axially spaced-out annular disc-shaped brush elements between which guide elements (27) extending in the direction in which the ribbon runs are disposed, which prevent the web of material (5) of low rigidity from becoming wound around a brush roller (20, 21, 23-26).

Apparatus for guiding and more particularly coiling webs of material

The cast metal strip is retained on both sides between supporting and conveying elements, the supporting and conveying elements comprising on one side a group of wire cables 6, 12, 18, 27 and on the other side either a similar group of wire cables 5, 24 or a cooling roller 11, 17 or a coiler 23. The wire cables 5, 6, 17, 18, 24 and 27 ensure that the cast metal strip 4 is guided with as small a contact area as possible, so that on the one hand the strip is less stressed and on the other hand can irradiate heat.

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Hemer, Germany

Herbert Gellenbeck