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Excello Co., Ltd. (www.iexcello.com), a specialized company in Heat DX, has announced its success in applying the smart ladle system to a Japanese steel manufacturer.

The ladle, the target of this solution, is a piece of equipment in the steel industry with high refractory consumption. Due to the frequent erosion of refractories from the injection and stirring of molten metal, there is a constant risk of unexpected molten metal leakage, making it a crucial piece of equipment to manage.

Excello Co., Ltd. specializes in real-time data extraction and analysis of high-temperature equipment and refractories. The company has technology capable of extracting highly reliable data from high-temperature environments and performing deep learning analysis based on this data. The recently installed solution focuses on extracting real-time surface temperature data of the ladle during operations at the Japanese steel manufacturer, accurately monitoring temperature changes to ensure efficient and safe equipment operation.

Through this DX transformation, the Japanese steel manufacturer can now understand the equipment's full surface temperature data in real time, detect abnormalities, and perform preventive maintenance, thereby significantly improving productivity and safety.

Sebastian Park, CEO of Excello Co., Ltd., stated, "The successful initial function verification of this solution in Japan is a crucial example proving the excellence of high-temperature environment data analysis technology. Based on this experience, we plan to accelerate the expansion of solutions within Japan. We will continue to strive to improve equipment safety and efficiency in various industrial fields.”

Excello Co., Ltd. plans to leverage the supply of this smart ladle system as a stepping stone to accelerate the application of approximately 1,200 steel-making equipment (ladles and tundishes) for steel manufacturers in Japan and actively pursue entry into global markets, including the United States and Europe.

Source: http://www.snmnews.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=538866