Steel Division
Our roll-bonded plates and heads are used in chemical apparatus engineering and refineries, in the oil and gas industry, in oil sand processing (coke drums) and in the food industry. Clad plates are used in seawater desalination and flue gas desulfurization systems.
Materials
A roll-clad sheet or plate consists of a base and a coating layer material.
The basic materials for our clad plates come 100% from our own steel production in Linz. Cladding materials are purchased in the form of slabs and plates from renowned manufacturers.
The basic materials used are primarily structural steels, boiler and pressure vessel steels and fine-grained structural steels that are characterized by good weldability and workability.
As cladding materials, we supply ferritic and austenitic stainless steels, nickel and nickel-based alloys, copper and copper-nickel alloys that are characterized by their respective corrosion properties.
Further details can be found in the brochure linked below.
The surfaces of the base materials are usually supplied in as-rolled condition or are sandblasted.
The surface of the cladding material is usually ground. We supply ground with grain 80 as a standard. Further grindings can be supplied upon request.
Here you will find more detailed information about delivery conditions and certifications for clad plates.
Available dimensions
Coating material | Ferrites, austenites | Copper and nickel alloys |
Total thickness: | 6-150 mm | 6-65 mm |
Clad plate thickness: | 1.5-10 mm | 1.5-10 mm |
Widths: | 3,800 mm max. | 3,800 mm max. |
Length: | 15,000 max. (12,400 mm Q+T max.) | 15,000 max. (max. 12,400 mm Q + T) |
Unit weight | 2–18 tons | 2–9 tons |
Surface area: | At least 6 m² | At least 6 m² |
