General Introduction for Coil Transfer Car

Applications of Coil Transfer Car

1. Steel and Metallurgical Industry

• Steel Mills: Transport steel coils, hot-rolled coils, and aluminum coils between rolling lines, heat treatment lines, raw material storage, and finished product storage. For example, they move heavy coils in steel plants for processes like slitting and packaging.
• Metal Processing Plants: Handle tubes, profiles, billets, and ingots, ensuring smooth material flow in heavy-duty operations.

2. Paper and Textile Industries

• Paper Mills: Move large paper rolls from production lines to warehouses or converting shops, preventing damage during transportation.
• Textile Factories: Transport fabric rolls between different production stages, supporting efficient manufacturing workflows.

3. Manufacturing and Heavy Industries

• Automotive Manufacturing: Transfer metal coils and dies between pressrooms, die storage, and maintenance areas, facilitating the production of car body parts.
• Shipbuilding: Move large hull structural parts, steel plates, and welding modules for cross-shop logistics in shipyards.
• Aerospace and Defense: Handle high-precision metal coils and components in aerospace equipment workshops, ensuring the integrity of materials for aircraft and spacecraft manufacturing.

4. Warehousing and Logistics

• Distribution Centers: Enable the transfer of coils between storage areas and loading docks, integrating with automated systems for efficient inventory management.
• Inter-facility Transport: Move coils between different production plants or warehouses, supporting supply chain operations.

5. Specialized Industries

• Paint Shops: Safely transport workpieces to paint booths or curing ovens, maintaining product quality.
• Quarrying and Mining: Handle ores, billets, and large components in harsh operating environments.
• New Energy Sector: In battery and aluminum alloy production for electric vehicles, they move large, high-precision coils to meet the demands of flexible production lines.

6. Customized Applications

• Explosive and High-Temperature Environments: Some coil transfer cars are designed to operate in inflammable, explosive, or high-temperature conditions, such as in casting mold workshops or steel plant heat treatment areas.
• Heavy-Duty Lifting and Rotating: Equipped with hydraulic devices or scissor lifts, they can lift and rotate coils for processes like slitting and stacking, replacing traditional crane operations.