The rolling mills survived destruction, and became part of the Tredegar Iron Works after the war.

D'Ailly arrived in July 1862 and toured rolling mills, gun foundries, and visited several different ironclads under construction.

Roe then built brass-wire and rolling mills at Eaton near Congleton and at Bosley.

The money will be used for pollution control equipment, improved rolling mills and a continuous caster, a $200 million apparatus that cuts costs by 10 percent.

It also has rolling mills and steel product manufacturing sites situated at:

In time, the works also produced rolling mills, hammers, forges and presses, at first for its own use, then for others, including the new steel mills.

Why were the rolling mills in a far corner unsupplied with guards and big, easy-to-hit emergency cutoffs?

Charles Peace met with an accident in 1846 at some rolling mills, in which he was employed.

After puddling, the puddled ball needed shingling (metallurgy) and then to be drawn out into bar iron in a rolling mills.

However, ABB and Simens motor often have very high sale prices so that some rolling mills cannot afford.