Degreasing Unit
A degreasing unit is a piece of equipment used to remove oil contaminants from the surface of cold-rolled strip steel. It employs chemical and electrochemical methods to eliminate the lubricant oil films left behind during the rolling process, ensuring high-quality performance in subsequent manufacturing steps.
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Degreasing Unit
After the steel coil is actively unwound by the uncoiler, it is conveyed via the pinch roller to the shearer, where any excessively thick or damaged sections of the strip are cut off. The leading edge is then welded to the trailing end of the previous coil before moving on to the degreasing process section. Degreasing is carried out in two stages: chemical degreasing and electrochemical degreasing. Following cleaning, the strip undergoes brushing, rinsing, and drying before entering the exit section, where it is finally coiled by the winder at an appropriate tension.
Unit process flow:
Coil uncoiler → Two-roll pinch feeder → Five-roll straightener → Shear machine → Welding machine → Two-roll pinch feeder → Chemical degreasing → Roller-brush degreasing → Electrolytic degreasing → Water brush washing → Water spray rinsing → Hot-air dryer → Shear machine → Coiler.
Unit process parameters:
Raw Materials |
Board width |
Board Thickness |
Craft Speed |
Low-carbon steel, plain carbon steel, stainless steel |
300–1500 mm |
0.15–3.0 mm |
30–150 m/min |

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