The National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum
Types Of Rolling Mills



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Two-high, non-reversing — reductions are made in one pass. The material is then lifted over the machine to be passed again in the same direction.
Two-high, non-reversing — reductions are made in one pass. The material is then lifted over the machine to be passed again in the same direction.
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Rolling, Coatesville, and the World's Largest Plate Mill
Roll That Steel!
An Early History of Rolling
Rolling Begins In America
Early Energy Sources
Modern Energy Sources
What is Metal Rolling?
Rolling Shapes
Rolling In Coatesville
Developments Change Rolling
Worth Brothers’ Competition
Keeping Ahead
Creating The Largest Mill
Features Of The 206” Mill
Rolling On The 206" Mill
Extra-Wide Plates
Products
Boilers
Submarines
Aircraft Carriers
206" Mill Today
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