Descaling Pump and Systems
Descaling Pump and Systems
Descaling Pump and Systems

Descaling Pump and Systems

Riggers Pump is a top manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of  Descaling Pump and Systems. A layer of scale is produced on the surface of metal during re-heating of metal in furnace. Scale is a layer of oxide develop on the surface of the steel because of high temperatures, up to l250 °C, and the presence of oxygen and different gases. Descaling Pump and Systems by High-pressure jet produce mechanical force due to high impact pressure of a razor blade like jet (extremely sharp edge) are consider for the removal of the scale from the surface. Scale is discharged from surface of Billet by different rate of contraction of scale. The released scale is washed away with high-pressure water through angled jet.

Why is it required?

The use of hydraulic descaling Pump and Systems in production processes is key measure for the quality of the steel. Increasing demand of reduction in energy consumption, the high demand on quality of the hot rolled product with maximum output, and the increasing proportion of high alloy steel qualities, have to be met by modern descaling systems.

  • Increase quality of rolled products
  • Reduce repair & maintenance time of pressure rolls which improve life of pressure roll
  • Environment friendly process
  • Reduce rejection rate of surface defect
  • Increase productivity by minimizing waste passes into trimming of billets

Major Application:

Descaling of

  1. Billets
  2. Blooms
  3. Plates
  4. Seamless pipes
  5. Slabs
  6. Strips
  7. Profiles

FAQ

Descaling is the process of removing oxide layers (scale) formed on the surface of metals during heating in furnaces.

It improves the quality of hot-rolled products, reduces surface defects, and enhances productivity by reducing waste.

Materials like billets, slabs, blooms, pipes, and profiles can be descaled using high-pressure systems.

Descaling pumps use high-pressure water jets to remove scale build-up from metal surfaces, ensuring smooth production in industries like steel manufacturing.

The pressure range generally varies between 1000 to 3000 psi, depending on the thickness of the scale and the metal being processed.