Continuous casting is a process widely used in the metallurgical industry to solidify molten metal into a semi-finished billet, bloom, or slab for subsequent rolling in the finishing mills. This method has largely replaced traditional ingot casting due to its efficiency and cost-effectiveness. By offering greater control over dimensions and improved mechanical properties, continuous casting provides a streamlined approach that reduces waste and enhances product quality. Understanding its fundamentals is crucial for anyone involved in metal production, as it directly affects the operational efficiency and output quality of steel and other metal products. In this introduction, we will delve into the key aspects of continuous casting machine , exploring their components, operation, and impact on modern metallurgy.   Table of contents An Overview of Continuous Casting Technology in Metal Manufacturing Essential Features of a High-Performance Continuous Casting Machine Common Appl...