Oscillated wound strips
Coils wound without interruptions, up to 40 km in length, offering significant advantages for customers:
Reduced machine downtime;
Fewer strip handling operations;
Increased production efficiency.
Main steel grades available as oscillated wound strips
Low-carbon steels
- Cold Rolled (according to UNI EN 10131 and 10140)
- Black Band (according to UNI EN 10205)
- Electrolytic Tinplate (according to UNI EN 10202)
- Chromium Coated Steel (according to UNI EN 10202)
- Electrogalvanized (according to UNI EN 10131)
- Pre-painted
Coated Steels
- Hot-dip Galvanized (according to UNI EN 10143)
- Aluzinc (according to UNI EN 10143)
Stainless steels:
(only for third-party processing)
- AISI 304 Series
- AISI 316 Series
- AISI 430 Series
- AISI 439 Series
Aluminium
(only for third-party processing)
Brass
(only for third-party processing)
key strengths of oscillated wound strips
The supply of oscillated wound strips, up to 40 km in length, without interruptions on a single support is one of the key strengths of L.M. Laminati Metallici’s offering. The company operates a dedicated production site for the cutting and packaging of this specialized product.
Coil winding provides customers who need further processing with additional meters of steel. This reduces machine downtime and significantly increases production efficiency.
Oscillated wound strips can be supplied on cardboard cores or plastic reels.
Download the brochure and find out more on oscillated wound strips- Strip widths from 4 to 40 mm
- Up to 40 km of strip coiled on a single support
- Increased production efficiency
- Reduced machine downtime
- Enhanced worker safety due to fewer strip handling operations
- Optimization of internal logistics
Oscillated wound strips are one of the flagship products of L.M. Laminati Metallici. They are the result of 40 years of experience, custom-built and optimized facilities, a dedicated plant, and specific know-how.
The supply of oscillated wound strips, instead of single coils, offers final customers additional meters of steel, allowing for uninterrupted further processing.
