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| Sam Lyon posted, cropped Union Electric Steel forging a roll on our 5,000 Ton press. Mitchell Knauss: Looks like a backup roll, I’ve made those and as well as work rolls. [In a four-high stand, the work rolls touch the product whereas the backup rolls touch the work rolls to help keep them from bending under the pressure.] Mark Wolfe: In Valparaiso? Donnie Narigon: Mark Wolfe Burgettstown PA. Ed Lucas: Mark Wolfe Valparaiso does work rolls in induction hardening, lathes, grinders, and milling. Work is good. Kevin Werner: It’s the Harmon Creek Plant in Burgettstown right outside of Pittsburgh. Carnegie does the finishing of the rolls. That’s where I work. [Some comments indicate that the chain mail deflects the heat from the columns.] |
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| James McMahon Jr. commented on Sam's post next step......machine shop! |
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| Cody Klemp commented on Sam's post, cropped |
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| Dereck Groff commented on Sam's post Our 5k in the background we was dropping the platen and pulling the ram cylinder. |
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| uniones_harmon-creek-plant They have a 3,000 ton press as well as the 5,000 ton press. |
Four photos from the uniones_harmon-creek-plant webpage:
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