Machine Parts requiring cleaning in Steel Mills?

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Parts cleaning in steel mills is essential for maintaining equipment efficiency, particularly for components like roll chocks and bearings. Additional parts that may require cleaning include rollers, guides, and conveyor systems. Literature on steel mill operations can provide insights into specific cleaning needs and equipment. Expanding into the cement and power industries could also be beneficial, as they have similar maintenance requirements. Engaging with industry professionals may yield further information and opportunities.
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Hello all!

I have recently started a Parts Cleaning Machine manufacturing business. Most of my clients are Automobile Manufacturers & Ancillaries.

The last couple of years have been disastrous for the automobile industry here. So I was looking to broaden my horizon and target the Steel Industry.

So I would like to ask any people here working/worked with Steel Industries that, what would be some parts in a Rolling Mill that would require cleaning? I know there are Roll Chocks & Bearings that are cleaned. So besides this, are there other parts?

Is there some literature that would help me learn about the operations & equipment in a Steel Mill?

Also, how about targeting the Cement & Power Industry?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

KV
 
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