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Indiana Flame Service Edw. C. Levy Co. Scarfing Technology - English

Although robotic scarfing has been around for decades, the technology has evolved and improved with time. The new technology, owned exclusively by Indiana Flame Service, consists of a very low pressure scarfing torch. This torch uses only 3 bar oxygen pressure, compared to ten or even twelve bar pressure with previous systems. The new technology produces a superior flat scarfing profile, better defect removal, and a much shallower line between scarfing passes. The manpower required to run the facility typically comprises of a crane operator, a scarfing machine operator, slab inspectors, a co-coordinator, and one mechanic for each operating turn. Indiana Flame provides a complete service facility design, all of the required capital investment, maintenance, operation, and quality assurance. When evaluating a scarfing solution, consider the benefits of this system compared to any other process. • Less real estate required for the facility. The robotic scarfing facility is a compact unit. • A quieter machine that conforms to all regulations regarding noise. • No more complicated washways to build and maintain. • Gone is the electrostatic precipitator and all maintenance costs. • Guaranteed environment control for air particulates. • Less ongoing maintenance costs with improved up-time. • No capital investment required by the user. Indiana Flame can make the total investment and recapture the cost over a period of time. • And above all, guaranteed defect removal with a minimum yield loss. On a 250mm thick slab, typical overall yield loss is less than 1.5%, compared to over 3% with earlier technology. Which is an enormous cost savings. For more information on scarfing and other unique proprietor systems for slab preparation such as burrless slab cutting and slitting, visit www.edwclevy.com or www.indianaflame.net.