Steuler Anlagenbau GmbH & Co. KG
Booth number: HALL 1 - L50
engineering.steuler.de/en/home.html
About us
Steuler Surface Technology developes, plans, constructs and maintains chemical pickling plants for surface treatment of steel and stainless steel throughout the world. The ideal concept for each customer-specific plant is developed in dialogue with our clients while taking all the relevant parameters and plant requirements into consideration. Steuler is able to supply optimised, triedand-tested plants and processes for the surface treatment of a variety of materials, geometries and throughput capacities. Our focus is always on delivering high treatment quality, optimised chemical use and energy consumption, low operating and capital investment costs together with minimal environmental impact.
Address
Georg-Steuler-Str. 1
56203 Höhr-Grenzhausen
Germany
E-mail: sandra.sastges@steuler.de
Phone: +49 2624 13218
Internet: engineering.steuler.de/en/home.html
Pl No 22, S.No 19/1/1 Freedom Park, Jagtap Dairy
411027 Pune
India
E-mail: dinesh.manocha@steuler.in
Phone: +91 879 6389668
Contact person:
Senior Manager Surface Technology Jörg Kurth
E-mail: joerg.kurth@steuler.de
Phone: +49 2624 13319
Products & Services
Tunnel pickling plants with manipulators and mono rail pickling lines plants Steuler Surface Technology supplies medium and high throughput capacity tunnel pickling lines for treating wire, wire rod and tubes using a discontinuous dipping process. The process runs within a sealed tunnel in order to prevent the escape of corrosive gases, thus protecting both staff and equipment. Roll pickling plants Steuler Plant Engineering supplies roll pickling plants, primarily for processing sheets, profiles, rods etc. In addition to reducing chemical consumption during the downstream descaling process and can be fed back into the manufacturing process as a raw material. Autoclave pickling plants Steuler autoclave pickling plants for treating e.g. pipes. The items to be pickled are not transported through the various treatment baths, but rather loaded into the autoclave. Each of the required treatment solutions is then automatically added and removed according to a predefined programme.