5-16mm Wire Rib Angle Iron Rod Cold Roll Ribbed bar Making Machine

The machine is designed for wire/ribbed bar diameters from 5–16 mm (note: many customers use a practical lower limit of about 5.5 mm depending on material and surface condition). For exact performance at a specific diameter, confirm with sales.

Standard electrical supply is 380 V (three-phase). Installed power is 55 kW; final requirements may vary with optional equipment and local electrical standards.

Overall dimensions are approximately 20 m (L) × 1.5 m (W) × 1.6 m (H) and the machine weight is about 6,000 kg. Site planning should allow additional clearance for access and maintenance.

Output depends on wire diameter, material, and selected line speed. Capacity is normally expressed in tons/hour or meters/minute for a given diameter. Please provide intended wire sizes and target speed so we can quote realistic capacity figures.

It is primarily designed for common carbon steel wire rods used for ribbed/bar reinforcement and angle iron rods. It can process various steel grades; stainless or hardened steels may require special tooling and parameter adjustments—discuss requirements with the supplier.

Energy savings come from an optimized drive train, efficient electric motors, precision cold-rolling tolerances that reduce rework, and modern control algorithms. Actual savings depend on operating conditions and comparison baseline.

The machine comes with video outgoing inspection, a machinery test report, and can be supplied with factory acceptance testing documentation. Additional inspection or third-party certification can be arranged on request.

Core components carry a 2-year warranty. Wear parts, improper use, and consumables are typically excluded. After-sales services such as commissioning, operator training, spare parts supply, and remote/onsite technical support can be provided—confirm scope with your sales contact.

Installation and commissioning are normally offered as an optional service. Many buyers choose on-site installation and commissioning by factory engineers—please request a quotation for those services.

Typical operation requires 1–2 trained operators plus periodic maintenance staff. Operator and maintenance training can be provided during commissioning or as a separate training package.

Regular maintenance includes lubrication of bearings and moving parts, inspection and timely replacement of wear components (rollers, guides), checking electrical connections, and calibration of the straightening and rolling systems. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule for best results.

Common spare parts and wear components are stocked or can be produced. Lead times depend on part availability and shipping location—discuss critical spares with the supplier to establish supply timelines and recommended spares inventory.

Yes. The line can be customized for specific wire diameters, rib profiles, automation level (PLC/HMI, automatic threading), and tooling. Provide your product specifications so the manufacturer can propose the appropriate configuration.

Typical safety features include emergency stop switches, guarding around moving parts, interlocks, and compliance with local safety regulations. Additional safety systems can be added per customer or regulatory requirements.

Lead time depends on configuration and order size; typical manufacturing lead times can range from several weeks to a few months. Machines are usually packed for export in wooden crates or containers suitable for sea/land transport. Confirm the exact lead time and packing method with sales at time of order.