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宝钢股份是国内早引进彩涂板生产线的大型钢铁企业之一，宝钢股份总部目前有三条彩涂机组，1号线采用美国WEAN UNITED设备，于1988年投产，设计产能22万吨/年，设计厚度0.3～2.0mm，宽度900～1550mm；2号线采用美国FATA HUNTER设备，于2002年投产，设计产能17万吨/年，设计厚度0.3～1.0mm，宽度700～1250mm；3号线自行设计研制，于2004年投产，设计产能15万吨/年，设计厚度0.22～1.0mm，宽度700～1250mm。
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