The YX25-780-1040 is a roll-forming machine designed to produce metal roof panels. It is a production-line style machine that forms flat coils into continuous roofing profiles and typically supports multiple profile widths and custom tooling.
It can produce a variety of roofing profiles such as trapezoidal, corrugated, box rib, and other custom profiles depending on the roll tooling supplied. Final profile types depend on the specific tooling set ordered.
Common compatible materials include color-coated steel, galvanized steel, galvalume, aluminum and similar metal coil products. Material thickness and hardness should be confirmed, as capabilities vary with configuration and tooling.
Typical roofing roll-formers handle around 0.3–0.8 mm for steel and similar ranges for aluminum, but the exact thickness capability depends on the machine configuration and selected rollers. Confirm with the supplier for precise limits.
The model designation suggests support for commonly used roof panel widths in the 780–1040 mm range; however, final panel width options depend on tooling and customer configuration. Customized widths can often be supplied.
Production speed depends on profile complexity, material, and whether a flying shear is used. Typical roll-formers produce anywhere from about 6–25 meters per minute; your expected speed should be confirmed with a sample profile and material.
Typical cutting options are hydraulic shears (stop-and-cut) or flying shears (continuous cut). Flying shear is recommended for high-speed continuous production, while hydraulic cutting is simpler and suitable for lower-speed lines.
Most units include a PLC-based control system with an HMI (touchscreen) for setting length, quantity, and production parameters. Servo or inverter drives for speed control and automatic length measurement/stop are common options.
Power requirements vary with configuration (motor sizes, hydraulic units, heaters, etc.). Typical installed power for similar roof panel machines ranges from around 15–40 kW. Exact power supply and electrical specifications will be provided for each configured machine.
Overall length, footprint and weight depend on options such as decoiler, accumulator, cutter and stacker. A full line is commonly several meters long (often 6–12 m) and weighs several tonnes. A detailed layout drawing will be supplied for planning.
Suppliers typically offer on-site installation and commissioning, as well as operator and maintenance training. Lead times for commissioning and availability of local technicians vary by supplier—confirm service scope and any travel or labor charges.
Routine maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, periodic roller alignment checks, fastener inspections, and hydraulic/oil maintenance if applicable. Suppliers normally provide spare parts and recommend keeping critical spares on hand; after-sales support varies by manufacturer.
Yes—common customizations include profile tooling, coil width handling, decoilers, different cutting systems, stacking/packaging equipment, punching or embossing units, and specific control system options. Discuss your product samples and output requirements with the vendor.
Many manufacturers offer machines compliant with international standards and can provide CE marking, ISO documentation or other certificates on request. Ask the supplier for specific certifications relevant to your region or industry.
To receive an accurate quote, provide: desired panel profile and drawings, material type and thickness range, coil width and coil inner/outer diameter, required production speed, optional accessories (decoiler, stacker, shear type), target annual volume and delivery location. Lead times, pricing and shipping options will then be provided.
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