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FABTECH® Orlando 2024
Steel Storage Systems will once again exhibit at the 43rd annual FABTECH® event. This year’s expo will be held at…
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Steel Storage Systems Ranks on MCN’s 2024 Top 10 Service Center Equipment Brands!
Metal service center executives named Steel Storage Systems as their go-to material handling equipment maker, ranking us #10 in the Material…
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Maximizing Efficiency: Conveyor Solutions to Revolutionize Metals Service Center and Fabricator Operations
Innovative minds have worked tirelessly to continuously improve metals service center and fabricator operations. Groundbreaking advances in information and automation…
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FABTECH® Chicago 2023
Steel Storage Systems will once again be exhibiting at the 42nd annual FABTECH® event. This year’s expo is coming to…
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Steel Storage Systems Ranks #4 on MCN’s Top 10 Service Center Equipment Brands 2023!
Metal service center executives named their favorite metal processing equipment makers, ranking Steel Storage Systems as #4 in the Material Handling Equipment category! Steel…
Cd’A Metals accesses inventory using a custom storage and retrieval system from Steel Storage Systems.
By Gretchen Salois | Modern Metals | Material Handling
| Tuesday, 23 December, 2014 | 10:44 am
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Tailor Made: Designing conveyor systems specific to each company is the key to productivity
By Julie Sammarco | Modern Metals | Material Handling | Monday, 09 January, 2012 | 01:58 pm
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Steel Storage Introduces a Beam Splitter Handling System.
A special Beam Splitter device has been developed to split beams into tees in conjunction with a rotary shear process. The Splitter features fixed and powered blocks that form a vice for the beam, causing it to break into tees. The Beam Splitter is incorporated into a Transfer Conveyor.
The operation is such that the Transfer will lift a scored beam off the rotary shear exit roller table and position it against the Splitter’s stationary block, which is adjustable to minimize the cylinder stroke and travel (for narrow vs. wider beams).
The powered block would engage and “snap” the beam into tees. The blocks are just 2” high to be below the beam’s web and have a pinch effect.
The Transfer Conveyor not only facilitates the beam positioning but also provides accumulation space for the resulting tees.
Learn more about Transfer Conveyors and Beam Splitters!