The company’s Technology Center features a 200-ton capacity crane, 75 machining centers,
in-house stress relieving facilities and an active, covered rail spur.
Plate mills around the world seeking to remove shape defects, such as crossbow,
edge wave and buckles, depend on rugged Butech Bliss hydraulically operated
Plate Levelers.
Butech Bliss engineering specialists provide leading design technology for
Hydraulic Plate Levelers to help mills process a full range of materials more efficiently.
To ensure the highest quality standards, all Butech Bliss Plate Levelers are
pre-assembled and tested at the company’s 400,000 square foot Technology
Center in Salem, Ohio, prior to shipment to ensure that they perform at the optimal level so customers can maximize their operational objectives. > Read More
The Butch Bliss Advantage
Zero nested work roll stack
Zero nested work roll stack providing quick and easy machine calibration with a high degree of repeatability. The rolls actually touch each other at low pressure.
Advanced roll cassette design
Roll cassette design means multiple roll size cassettes can increase the gauge range of a single leveler. The roll cassette can also be used to easily remove the back-up rolls.
Individually-driven work rolls
Individually-driven work rolls via an AC motor, planetary gear reducer and spindle arrangement. With this arrangement the correct amount of torque can be applied to each roll, eliminating the need for mechanical torque limiters.
Easy back-up removal
The back-up bearing are removed using the work roll cassettes to remove both the bottom and top back flights.
Scale removal system
Butech Bliss has developed a patent-pending Scale Removal System for use in our hydraulic roller levelers. The hot-rolled scale that normally collects between back-up flights is automatically transported outside the leveler to be collected in a scrap container.
