Uncoil and straighten
Coil entry equipment prepares strip for stable travel through the acid section.
Push-pull or push-type pickling lines are selected when the project needs flexible investment, broad material coverage and a custom layout rather than a high-speed continuous line.
The workbook positions push-pull and push-type lines as practical solutions for medium or small batch programs, thicker strip and lower investment pressure.
The line can be engineered around the required acid chemistry and plant space.
Coil entry equipment prepares strip for stable travel through the acid section.
Hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid or mixed acid can be evaluated by material route.
Water rinse, brushing or spray systems remove residual acid and loose scale.
Exit tension and recoiling equipment prepare finished coils for storage or downstream work.
Because this product type is highly customized, the engineering review should start from coil and acid data.
| Item | Workbook Data | Engineering Note |
|---|---|---|
| Typical use | Small and medium batch pickling, thick gauge or flexible programs | Often chosen when continuous-line investment is not required |
| Materials | Stainless steel, carbon steel and alloy steel | Acid system changes by material and scale condition |
| Main process | Uncoiling, straightening, acid tank, rinsing, drying and recoiling | Tank count and rinse design are project-specific |
| Pickling media | Hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid or mixed acid by steel grade | Environmental controls must match the selected acid |
| Key decision | Investment flexibility vs. continuous-line throughput | Useful for early CAPEX comparison |
JINYE sizes the line to the real batch structure, coil size, acid media and available utilities.
Good fit for projects that do not need continuous high-speed production.
Can be reviewed for stainless, carbon and alloy steel routes.
Shorter equipment chain can reduce layout pressure and maintenance complexity.
Acid, rinse and drying sections are matched to product mix and site conditions.