India’s Jindal India Limited has commissioned a new continuous galvanizing line at its steel mill in West Bengal. The company invested $5 million in the project, according to a statement issued on Wednesday, October 29.
The upgrade will increase the mill’s output of prime coils by 51% to 889 metric tons per day. Furnace capacity has risen from 22 to 45 metric tons per hour, while line speed has increased from 150 to 200 metres per minute.
The project also included an electrolytic cleaning line, a second recoiler and greater strip accumulation capacity, along with improvements to heating and cooling.
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