Steel is what powers the world. A lot goes into making steel, and the process can be quite demanding and dangerous. One of the most important steps in the process is a procedure called wire-feeding. Wire-Feeding is the process of adding chemicals in the form of solid elemental or alloy metals into molten steel to get the proper chemistry.
Since these cored wires are added below the slag layer when the steel sheath melts away, a far more precise addition is made, then with the bulk alloy elements added on top of the slag layer. These coils contain the chemical elements in the form of powder. The coils are fed through a machine known as a wire feeder. The wire is then pushed through the machine, typically by the effort of drive-wheels, electricity and air-pressure into the guide tubes before it is funneled into the ladle. These functions are controlled by an HMI Interface, which displays the appropriate length and speed of the coil being fed into the ladle. Not all wire feeders are created equally.
You should select the most robust wire-feeder for the job. Look no further than PC Campana, the steel industry’s most trusted supplier. At PC Campana, our wire-feeders feature drive wheels that are four times the size of our competitors. We offer wire-feeder sizes of various types, including our newly-released 8-path. Our feeders are known for their exceptional reliability, and our coils are proven to give better recovery, than our competitors.
