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ANDRITZ Herr-Voss Stamco, Inc., Callery, Pa., offers precision corrective levelers capable of opening vertically more than standard levelers to allow for quick and easy inspection, cleaning and maintenance.

Bradbury Co., Inc., Moundridge, Kan., has expanded its hydraulic leveling technology offerings with the introduction of the Flat Trak CL monitoring system. The system is accurate, intuitive and easy to operate, the company claims.

GEORG, Roanoke, Va., has developed a high-precision sheet leveling machine for wide aluminum sheets.

Red Bud Industries, Red Bud, Ill., has developed a new leveling system that it claims will eliminate defects from high-strength material that cannot be leveled using conventional methods. Newer high-strength materials require significantly more elongation to level and frequently exceed the capacities of most traditional roller levelers.

Formtek Group, Cleveland, Ohio, offers the new Tishken 12XHS slitter. The machine is designed to increase production volume capabilities for heavy-gauge, narrow-mult slitting operations.

Leveltek International, Benwood, W.Va., offers stretch leveling machines with stretch forces as high as 2,000 tons internal to the machine, allowing the machine to sit on a concrete floor without special foundations.

Artus Corp., Englewood, N.J., offers slitter knives crafted from quality alloy steel custom made to fit any model and make of machine for a wide variety of slitting operations.

Delta Steel Technologies, Irving, Texas, offers several leveling options. Delta roller levelers feature the Hydro-Mechanical System, which utilizes a robust back-up roll support system that closely controls the deflection of the work rolls.

Braner/Loopco, Schiller Park, Ill., offers advanced control technologies on its slitting lines that allow users to process a wide range of coil gauges, mechanical properties and surface finishes.

Allor Manufacturing, Inc., Brighton, Mich., has introduced its PULL-THRU Tension Leveler, which provides flat strip with lower tension requirements vs. traditional tension levelers.