Compare finished output
Include cutting, pressing, product lengths and handling when discussing production per shift.
ENGINEERING / PROJECT PREPARATION
A clearer brief.
A better equipment discussion.
Start with the sheet, tile or panel you want to manufacture. Add your material and workshop constraints to define the line around the whole process.
START WITH WHAT YOU KNOW
You don’t need every answer
to start the conversation.
A section drawing is useful. A sketch and a clear description can also start the discussion. Mark undecided dimensions so they can be reviewed before tooling and quotation.
Discuss your requirements ↗PROJECT BRIEF / ILLUSTRATIVE
01 / PROFILE02 / MATERIAL03 / OUTPUT
Specify the section. Match the coil. Define finished output.
Project preparation
Roll forming specification checklist
Prepare these inputs for a project-specific review. Station count, shaft diameter, motor power, tooling and achievable speed must be confirmed against the actual profile and material.
Profile drawing
Section dimensions, bend radii, tolerances, cut lengths and any hole pattern.
Material specification
Material grade, coating, thickness range and available material certificates.
Production requirements
Required output, product mix, batch sizes, cutting and punching sequence.
Coil and handling
Coil width, weight, inner diameter and loading or unloading requirements.
Factory conditions
Available floor space, power supply, lifting equipment and installation access.
Acceptance and delivery
Inspection criteria, sample material, destination, timing, training and support scope.
TOOLING FABRICATION & LINE COMMISSIONING
From tooling CNC machining to line trial.
Tooling machining in CNC center
Precision milling of forming rollers and structural tooling components inside the CNC machining center.
08 seconds · Silent video · Factory tooling footageAutomated line commissioning
Continuous profile roll forming line trial with synchronized drive stations and dual touchscreen HMI controls.
12 seconds · Silent video · Workshop trial runPlan the installation interface
Share your floor plan, power supply, coil access and existing equipment so the scope can account for the workshop.
Your next production line
Start with the product you want to make.
Send your drawing, material, finished output target and destination. Build the equipment, inspection and delivery scope into one project brief.