

In copper or aluminum continuous casting and rolling (CCR) production lines, rollers are key components used in both the casting machine (casting wheel) and the rolling mill to transform molten metal into rods. These hardened steel rollers shape, reduce, and work-harden the metal, typically in two-roll or three-roll configurations.
Transform molten metal directly into high-quality rods through precise shaping and reduction.
Engineered from premium hardened steel to withstand extreme thermal and mechanical stresses.
Available in standard two-roll or three-roll configurations to suit specific mill designs.
Rollers are critical components in Continuous Casting and Rolling (CCR) lines. They are used to shape, reduce, and work-harden molten copper or aluminum, transforming it into solid metal rods.
These rollers are installed in both key stages of the line: the casting machine (casting wheel) and the subsequent rolling mill.
CCR rollers are made of hardened steel to ensure high durability, wear resistance, and the ability to process hot metal under high pressure.
They are typically configured in either two-roll or three-roll setups, depending on the rolling mill's structural and processing requirements.
Yes, these rollers are specifically designed to be utilized in continuous casting and rolling lines for both copper and aluminum metals.