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Roll Forming Machine Components

A Metal Embossing Machine Line  is a metal forming process unit that emboss a series of straight or parallel ridges onto a metal sheet or strip.

Cold Roll Former Cutting Position

    Cold Roll Former Cutting

    Cold Roll Former Cutting Position As we know that, a continuous cold roll former( cold roll forming machine) is a whole line with the cutoff die. The Coil strips move continuously during the roll forming production.  Only if you use a very simple roll former which is adopt cut-into-piece sheets to produce roll forming product.… 

    Rotary Punch

      rotary punching

      Rotary Punch 

      In the Roll Forming Industry, there a new unique rotating dies for punching, notching, partial punching, dimpling, embossing which is named Rotary Punch.

      Straightener

        Turkshead

        To eliminate the deformation by the internal stress which is created by the roll forming press. A straightener is generated. Usually, wide building sheets remain straight after roll forming. but most narrow steel profiles and especially asymmetrically roll formed steel profile will required a straightener.

        Roll Forming Machine Mill-Side Roll

          side roll

          Roll Forming Mill Side Roll The History of Side Rolls In the early applications, Roll Forming Machine is based on the mail roll forming rollers. And if the output product is unsatisfied, then the designer will add some side roll installed to solve the problem. Because of the limitation of time and financial, many of the… 

          Roll Fomring Machine Transmission

            roll forming transmission

            Roll Forming Transmission are usually powered by electric motors. In only few cases, roll forming mill are driven by hydraulic motor. Most hydraulic motors powered by hydraulic station by electric motors. And at some remote job site, the truck-mounted (Portable) roll forming machine is driven by diesel engine.

            Roll Forming Stand

              roll forming stand

              In most cases, the drive-side stands are exposed to considerable forces and bending moments. The operator-side (outboard) stands are exposed to lesser forces. They usually support the shafts through bearings and bearing blocks. As a result, there are no forces acting on the roll forming stand in the axial direction of the shaft. The vertical forces are contained by the vertical legs of the stands.

              Roll Forming Machine Mill Base

                Mill base

                Mill Base Most Important Requirements for Mill Base The mill base, sometimes called “ bed ”  supports the stands, shafts, rolls, drive train, and the components needed to form the sections. The most important requirements for the base are:  Rigidity during operation, transportation, and installation  Smooth, leveled top surface for installation of the components  A…