Before semi-finished steel-made material by rolling or forging can be treated with further processing, certain parts and defects might have to be sparked out. Sometimes a subsequent grinding of the complete surface of slabs and billets is necessary, too. Even in other areas of steel treatment, grinding is often preferred over other surface-treatment procedures.

Our specialization includes the job grinding of slabs, blooms, billets, sheet bars, ingots, etc., achieving the correct quality of surface finish for specifications using axial, radial and cup grinding wheels. Depth of roughness ranging from 160µ to 30µ ispossible, as well as hot grinding, 45° grinding angle and special ground-surface patterns.

From good semi-finished products to excellent finished workpieces, Evertz technology puts you on the right road from the start.

All-round grind-scalping ensures cross-sectional accuracy and clearly defined drafting as the preconditions for high-grade forging. As part of its comprehensive range of services, Evertz Mechanical Engineering takes over all operating departments, such as finishing-line shops, flame-scarfing shops, grinding shops, slitting and cross-cutting shops, as well as the maintenance and repair services. Work is carried out with Evertz technology using our machines on-site or in our own production facilities.

To ensure that the high requirements for billet grinding are met, the Evertz Group has introduced a new machining technology: grind-scalping for billets.

Evertz accepts torch-cutting work (longitudinal and traversial division) using machines specially designed for this purpose. Evertz torch-cutting systems guarantee extremely clean torch cuts and minimal consumption. The rectangularity of the slabs after the torch cutting is guaranteed by modern computer numerical control systems, even with beveled discarded slabs. This also ensures that handling costs are kept to a minimum.