Sms Logistiksysteme Gmbh

Sms Group Gmbh

Sms Siemag Aktiengesellschaft

Amova Gmbh

Karl Robert Hofmann

Christian Mengel

Carsten Heide

Andreas Kastner

Thomas Holzhauer

Heinz-Adolf Mueller

Ulrich Cramer

Wolfgang Fuchs

Heinz-Adolf Müller

Guenter Schiller

Andreas Leukel

Ralf Reimann

Andreas Pieper

Günter Schiller

Telescopic pick-up () for picking-up and moving a container () in a high-bay warehouse (), preferably a transshipment facility of a sea port or inland port, with at least one displaceable telescopic arm () at which a pick-up () for holding the container () by way of a support () is mounted, wherein the support () supports the pick-up () to be movable along at least one direction.

Telescopic pick-up for moving containers in high-bay warehouses

The invention relates to an apparatus for sampling rolled metal strips wound up into a coil (), in particular in the thickness range of &#x3e;12 mm, comprising a coil rotator and an apparatus () for separating the sample from the metal strip (), characterized in that the coil rotator has at least two rotatable supports (), preferably trough rollers arranged in a lower quadrant of the coil () lying on the coil rotator, and also an outer guide () for the metal strip, the outer guide () extending angularly around the coil () by more than 180&#xb0; in a region downstream of the downstream support () in an unwinding direction of the metal strip and is provided with means () for reducing friction of the metal strip on an inner surface of the outer guide (). Furthermore, the invention relates to a method of sampling rolled metal strips wound up into a coil (), in particular in the thickness range of &#x3e;12 mm, with a coil rotator and an apparatus () for separating the sample from the metal strip, preferably by an apparatus according to the invention.

Apparatus and method for sampling thick strips

The invention relates to a device () in conveying equipment for moving metal strips wound to form coils (), in particular produced from high-strength or ultra-high-strength steel grades, wherein for transport the coils () can be lifted and lowered from a resting position on a coil support () by means of a vertically adjustable coil lifting device (), wherein the coil support () has two coil support elements () which are laterally spaced apart from one another and the coil lifting device () has two support prongs (), characterized in that at least the coil support elements () are disposed asymmetrically with respect to the vertical () through the center of rotation () of the coil ().

Asymmetric coil support

The invention relates to a method and a device for depositing a metal coil () on two stationary support points (--). In order to be able to deposit even metal coils that have high internal residual stress in a stable manner on the two support points, according to the invention, a third support point () is pivoted against the outer circumference of the metal coil () if needed).

Method and device for depositing a metal coil

The invention relates to a device and a method for handling a metal strip. The device comprises a coiling device () with a coiling mandrel () for winding the metal strip to form a coil () on the coiling mandrel and a coil stripper car () with supports () for receiving the coil () from the coiling mandrel and removing the coil from the coiling device (). In order to additionally secure the metal strip in the coiling device during the transfer from the coiling mandrel onto the coil stripper care and during a transport by means of the coil stripper car, a first hold-down arm () is provided for exerting a first hold-down force (F) onto the outer circumference of the coil () in order to press the coil onto the supports of the coil stripper car.

Device and method for handling a metal strip

A cast slab having a pair of wide, substantially planar, and opposite side faces and a pair of narrow opposite edge faces, is ground by first orienting the slab with the side and edge faces vertical. Then grinding tools are pressed oppositely and horizontally against opposite wide faces, with the grinders throwing the chips downward. The tools and slab are relatively vertically displaced for the grinding.

Method and device for grinding a continuous casting product

A strapping machine for securing at least one strap around a package has a binding head engageable against the package, a cincher, and a welder for connecting ends of the tightened strap. The welder has at least one upper advanceable welding electrode in an electrode housing and a counter electrode temporarily interacting therewith. A slide plate movable toward the package, forms the counter electrode, engages underneath overlapping ends of the strapping and directly on the package, and has a projecting tongue spaced from the welding electrode and a plate end part connected to a positioning mechanism.

Strapping machine for tying packages, in particular metal strips wound into coils

An apparatus for grinding a continuously cast slab having a longitudinal axis and a rectangular cross-sectional shape with two opposite wide faces and two opposite narrow faces apparatus has a frame, two transversely spaced grinders carried on the frame, and a holder having two transversely spaced grippers engageable with the opposite faces of the slab in a vertical position with the wide faces of the slab vertical for grinding of the wide faces of the slab by the grinders and in a horizontal position offset by 90&#xb0; to the vertical position with the wide faces of the slab horizontal for grinding of the narrow faces of the slab.

Apparatus for grinding a continuously cast workpiece

The invention relates to a device and a method for depositing a metal coil () on two support points (--). In order to avoid risks, in particular instability, while depositing metal coils having high residual stress, according to the invention the risk of an unstable position of equilibrium is checked, if a change in the relative position of the two support points (--) with respect to one another is foreseeable, it is carried out such that the metal coil () comes to rest on both support points at least approximately in a stable position of equilibrium.

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Netphen, Germany

Karl Robert Hofmann