Summary for black stripe on cold rolled coils Discussion
Black stripe on cleaned and annealed cold rolled coils is the issue raised in this thread, where the poster reports a black surface appearing on cold rolled strip after electrolytic cleaning followed by annealing. The excerpt provided does not include any diagnostic replies, root-cause analysis, or corrective recommendations, so the page as shown mainly documents the problem statement rather than a resolved answer. The only named source in the excerpt is Ted Mooney, P.E., who appears in the site header, but no technical guidance from him is included in the visible text. Based on the available content, the thread centers on an unexpected black stripe or black surface defect developing during the cleaning-and-annealing sequence and seeks quick confidential help to identify why it is happening.
Q. GETTING BLACK SURFACE IN COLD ROLLED STRIPS / PROCESS ELECTROLYTIC CLEANING THEN ANNEALING

JAGDISH MISHRA
– SAMBALPUR ORISSA INDIA
October 6, 2021
A. Hi Jagdish. We don’t have much info upon which to hazard a guess yet, but it looks to me like oil/grease was getting onto that one particular area on the strip, and burning on and blackening up during annealing.
Luck & Regards,

Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
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October 2021