Here are some common profiles that roll forming machines can create:

1. Roofing Profiles:

• Standing Seam Panels: Used for metal roofing systems.
• Snaplock Panels: Also for standing seam roofs but designed to "snap" together without mechanical seaming.
• Corrugated Metal Panels: Traditional wavy profile for roofing and siding.
• PBR (Purlin Bearing Rib) Panels: Commonly used for metal roofing.
• B Decking Profiles: Used in composite floor systems or as roofing decks.

2. Structural Profiles:

• C and Z Purlins: Used in structural support for roofs and walls.
• Hat Channels: Typically used in framing and construction for support and cladding.
• Box Beams: Used for lightweight yet strong structures.

3. Siding Profiles:

• Lap Siding: Overlapping panels for building exteriors.
• Soffit Panels: Flat panels with ventilation openings for the underside of roofs.

4. Flashing and Trim Profiles:

• Drip Edge Flashing: For guiding water away from the roof.
• J-Channels and Corner Trim: Used for finishing the edges and corners of siding panels.
• Valley Flashing: Designed for roof valleys to direct water runoff.

5. Specialty Profiles:

• Roller Shutter Door Profiles: For security shutters or garage doors.
• Tube and Pipe Profiles: Rounded shapes for structural and mechanical purposes.
• Metal Deck Profiles: Used in composite floor systems or metal roofing structures.

6. Custom Profiles:

• Custom Roll Forming: Machines can be tailored to produce virtually any metal profile required by specific industries, including complex shapes like embossed patterns or perforated panels.

Each profile requires specific tooling for the roll forming machine, and many machines are modular, allowing for quick changes to produce different profiles.