The Roll Forming Machin is designed for high-accuracy continuous production of C purlins used in steel buildings, roofing, flooring, frames and industrial supports.
It processes sheet metal with a thickness range of 0.2–0.8 mm.
The machine is suitable for common cold-rolled steels and similar metal sheets within the specified thickness range. For specialized materials (very hard alloys, very soft metals or coated materials), please consult the supplier for compatibility and tooling recommendations.
The machine requires 380 V, 50 Hz, 3-phase power. Drive power is specified as 3 kW + 3 kW.
Working speed is adjustable from 0 to 10 meters per minute. Actual throughput depends on profile length, changeover time and operator workflow.
The supply includes a manual decoiler rated 2T (2-ton). For higher-capacity or powered decoilers, consult available options.
The machine uses a shearing/cropping cutting system with cutting blades made from Cr12 high-grade steel for durability and clean cuts.
It has 12 roller stations. Rollers are made of hardened carbon steel for long life and consistent forming accuracy.
Overall dimensions are approximately 5 m (L) × 1 m (W) × 1.5 m (H) and the machine weight is about 1,500 kg. Appropriate lifting equipment (forklift/crane) is recommended for installation.
Core components include PLC control, gearbox, motor, bearings, gears, pump and pressure vessel. The PLC provides precision control of forming and cutting functions.
The machine is designed for high-accuracy production. Actual dimensional tolerances depend on material, tooling, and setup. Contact the supplier with your profile drawing for expected tolerance figures for your application.
Yes. Profile dimensions, tooling, decoilers (manual/hydraulic/automatic), cutting systems (mechanical/servo), and other options can typically be customized. Discuss your required purlin dimensions and options with the supplier for a tailored solution.
After-warranty service includes video technical support as stated. For warranty terms, spare parts, and on-site service options, contact the supplier directly to confirm service packages and response arrangements.
Routine maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, periodic inspection and replacement of cutting blades, checking roller alignment, tightening fasteners, and electrical inspections. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for best results.
Contact the machine supplier or dealer with your machine model, serial number and part description. The supplier can advise on spare parts availability, lead times, and provide video or remote technical support; on-site service can often be arranged if needed.
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