Why are carbide rolls divided into PR, RT and RO models?

- **Adapt to different rolling processes**: Different rolling processes have different performance requirements for rolls. For example, the PR type may be suitable for a certain pressure rolling process, the RT type may be more suitable for high-speed rolling scenarios,Tungsten Carbide PR Roller  and the RO type may be used for rolling processes with high requirements for the surface quality of rolled parts. Through such classification, users can choose suitable rolls according to the specific rolling process to ensure the quality and production efficiency of rolled products.

- **Match different rolling mill equipment**:Tungsten Carbide RO Roller  Due to differences in design and working principles, different rolling mill equipment needs to be equipped with rolls with different characteristics. Different types of rolls such as PR, RT, and RO may have different sizes, shapes, and installation methods, which can better match various rolling mill equipment to ensure the normal operation and stable operation of the rolling mill.

- **Reflect the differences in materials and performance**: Turkey Tungsten Carbide Roller SupplierThe performance of cemented Carbide Rolls is related to factors such as the content of bonding phase metal and the size of matrix phase tungsten carbide particles. Different types of rolls, such as PR, RT, and RO, may differ in these aspects, TC Roller Price resulting in different properties such as hardness, wear resistance, and impact resistance. For example, the RO type may use a special material formula or production process, which makes it more outstanding in terms of wear resistance and suitable for rolling conditions with severe wear.

- **Easy to produce and manage**: For roll manufacturers, TMT Bar Rolls classifying rolls helps to standardize production processes, improve production efficiency, and facilitate quality control and product management. For users, clear classification allows them to more easily select, purchase and reserve rolls, reducing management costs.