Harris Steel Company supplies high quality close tolerance steel coils. Shimless tooling and roller tensioning allow us to produce coils that are uniformly tensioned with minimal burr and flat sidewalls.
Gauge Range: .010 - .187
Maximum Coil Width: 60”
Maximum Coil OD: 72”
Maximum Coil Weight: 50,000 lbs
Uncoiler ID: 20” to 24”
Recoiler ID: 16” and 20”
Maximum Slit Width: 60”
Minimum Slit Width: ½”
X-Ray Gauger- Printable Histograms Reflecting X-Bar & R Chart
Quality control procedures assure that the following meet our customer’s specifications:
Thickness
Slit edge quality
Slit Width
Surface Condition Hardness
Strip Camber
Mechanical Properties
Chemical Properties
Coils can be packaged and shipped with the coil eye horizontal or eye to the sky. We offer a wide variety of packaging materials including the following:
Plastic and steel banding
Plastic sheeting, craft paper and liner board moisture barriers
Plastic, wood composite and cellulose coil spacer blocks
VCI treated bags
Heat treated hardwood skids (15,000 lb max)
Individual cut labels for traceability and set-up cut location.
AIAG bar coded shipping tag (other formats available)
Clockwise or counter clockwise direction.
Local
Interstate
International
Intermodal
Order integrity begins as soon as we receive your order. That is how traceability was born in the success of what we do. Traceability begins at receipt of every master coil. Once the material is approved to ordered specification, it is entered into our system and a bar code sticker is created. The bar code provides information about the supplier, material, gauge, temper, coating, and coil number. The material keeps its identity until it is processed through our slitting lines. After slitting, each individual cut is given a “sticky ticket” with the same bar code, chemistry, gauge, type of material, as well as the location it was cut out of the master coil. This allows us to track exactly where in the master coil the slit material came from. The slit coils then go through the packaging line and to the scale where the skids are entered into the system as a finished product. You can look at the examples of our traceability below: