Copper Rod Upcasting Machine and Line
Copper rod upcasting machine and line for oxygen-free copper rod feedstock, configured by product, output, utilities, and plant conditions.
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Project-configured upward continuous and semi-continuous casting systems for copper busbar, billet, slab, and hollow billet production. The CN113275523B busbar crystallizer patent describes 120 mm/min at a 220 x 12 mm section, twice its cited 60 mm/min same-section reference. Final line scope and actual performance depend on product and site conditions.
Core Products
Review equipment for copper rod, busbar and flat profiles, selected tube routes, and semi-continuously cast billet or slab. Every project is configured from the required product and plant conditions.
Copper rod upcasting machine and line for oxygen-free copper rod feedstock, configured by product, output, utilities, and plant conditions.
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Project-configured copper busbar upcasting machine and line for oxygen-free copper busbar, flat copper profiles, and strip billet.
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Vertical semi-continuous copper billet and slab casting line manufacturer for copper and copper alloy projects. Mivo supports process review, factory testing, export delivery, and commissioning planning.
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Copper tube upcasting machine and line for tube billet and hollow sections, reviewed by drawing, material, downstream process, and plant conditions.
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Manufacturing & Engineering
Shenzhen Mivo coordinates overseas enquiries and export execution. Manufacturing and technical work is supported from Shenyang in Northeast China's industrial base by personnel with copper-processing, casting, furnace, and equipment experience.
Continuous casting equipment experience
Redesign from approved product and plant requirements
Experience connected to established Shenyang copper-processing organizations
Engineering exchange with Northeastern University in Shenyang
Patent
CN113275523B
Granted invention patent for an upward-casting copper strip billet crystallizer and casting method.
120 mm/min
Patent example
Described at a 220 x 12 mm section. Actual project performance is confirmed after technical review.
Research Background
Technical basis
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These answers cover product routes, quotation inputs, delivery planning, visits, and customization.
The current equipment scope covers copper rod, copper busbar and flat profiles, selected copper tube or tube-billet routes, and semi-continuously cast round billet, slab, and hollow billet. Final scope is confirmed from the product drawing, material, output target, and plant conditions.
Upcasting is normally reviewed for continuous pure-copper rod, busbar, flat profile, and selected tube products. Semi-continuous casting is reviewed for fixed-length round billet, slab, hollow billet, and copper-alloy feedstock used in extrusion, forging, or rolling.
Send the product form, material grade, drawing or target dimensions, annual output, feed material, local voltage and frequency, cooling-water conditions, workshop space, and preferred delivery schedule.
Delivery time is project specific and depends on the equipment boundary, custom engineering, purchased components, factory testing, and shipping plan. A schedule is issued after the technical scope is confirmed.
Factory and technical visits can be arranged by appointment after the project type, visit purpose, and confidentiality requirements are reviewed.
Yes. Equipment can be redesigned around an approved product drawing, material, capacity target, plant interface, and agreed responsibility boundary. Feasibility is confirmed through technical review before quotation.
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Our engineers can review a suitable equipment direction against your capacity target, product specification, utilities, and agreed project boundary.