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Primetals receives another order from AMAG rolling

Aluminium producer AMAG rolling GmbH has awarded Primetals Technologies an order to install new converter equipment for the main drive on the two-high hot stand at its Ranshofen plant in Austria. The project covers supply, engineering, installation, commissioning, training and production of the documentation. This modernisation will increase the reliability of the rolling stand and ensure the future availability of spare parts. The project is scheduled to be completed in the first quarter of 2021.

von | 20.08.20

Two-high hot rolling stand at the AMAG rolling GmbH plant in Ranshofen, Austria. Primetals will equip the line with new converter equipment (Photo: AMAG rolling GmbH).

The modernisation project involves replacement of the power semiconductors for the stator and excitation as well as the installation of new control units for operating the synchronous motor of the main drive. This solution will enable specific components to be replaced while minimising the risk involved in the refurbishment. The drive components will be subjected to a system test and the interfaces will be tested in the plant’s switch gear room during the refurbishment-related stand still in December 2020. Primetals has modernised more than 40 cycloconverters in the last few years. A major factor in Primetals winning this order was its know-how and experience in replacing systems and the certainty that brings in terms of the company’s ability to deliver a project in line with customer expectations.
AMAG rolling GmbH is a globally active producer of high-quality, rolled aluminium products. The company belongs to the Austrian AMAG Group. It is one of the premium suppliers of high-quality cast and rolled aluminum products, which are used in a very wide range of industries such as the aviation, automotive, mechanical engineering, construction, packaging, electrical and consumer goods industries.
(Source: Primetals Technologies, Limited)

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