Detailed Product Description Roof COLD Panel ROLL Forming Machine
Tile Machine with 7.5kW Main Motor Power and PLC Controlling System
Consists: (We can customize machine according to your requirement)
Uncoiler and its base
Coil sheet guiding equipment
Film covered device
Roll forming system
Pressing equipment
Post-cutting equipment
Hydraulic station
Controlling system
Supporter table
Material: colored and galvanized steel sheet at yield stress 33KSI
Thickness of coil sheet: 0.5 to 0.6mm
Coil width: 1, 000mm
Working speed:8 to 12m/min (step distance at 380mm)
Power requirement:
Main motor power: 7.5kW
Hydraulic station power: 5.5kW
Maximum passive uncoiler capacity: 5, 000kg
Quantity of stands: 15 groups
Controlling system: PLC
Type of cutting: roll-formed and length-set cutting
Voltage: 380V, 3-phase, 60Hz or at buyer's requirement
Machine dimensions: about 18, 500 x 1, 500 x 1, 400mm
Total weight: about 9, 500kg
Working flow:
Decoiling sheet
Sheet guiding
Film covering
Roll forming
Measuring length
Pressing
Cutting panel and panels to supporter
We manufacture roll forming machines that are used for making sections such as Z purlin , C channels, roof panels, crash guards, fenders and any section as per customers specific requirement. Our roll tools are designed by experts and meticulously manufactured which ascertains precise forming of section. We make Cold Roll Forming Lines of input strip width varying from 700mm to 1250mm and thickness ranging from 0.3mm to 3mm. The raw materials that the machine can work with are mild steel, galvanized steel, color coated sheets, aluminum to name a few. Cold Roll Forming is a process that shapes various kinds of sheets or metals passing the raw material through number of roll passes driven by gear drive system. Our machine lines employ a series of paired rollers to progressively shape a flat strip of metal into desired contour such as channel, angle or any other desired shape in the process adding rigidity and strength to the metal. Our Cold Roll Forming Lines find applications in the following industries:
A. Automobile Industry
B. Steel furniture
C. Building and construction
D. Electrical engineering
