Barrel Type Corrugated Iron Sheet Making Machine | BINO Changzhou China

Barrel Type Corrugated Iron Sheet Making Machine by BINO

The BINO barrel type corrugated iron sheet making machine produces classic wavy corrugated roofing sheets from ultra-thin galvanized steel, 0.10 to 0.30 mm thick. It was developed because sheet this thin can't be formed reliably on a standard roll forming line. The machine makes sheets from 2 to 6 meters long, with corrugations formed to the Japanese JIS G3316 standard for corrugated steel sheet.

What Is a Barrel Type Corrugation Machine?

A barrel type corrugation machine, also called a barrel corrugated tile machine or drum type corrugation machine, forms the traditional round-wave "corrugated iron" roofing profile. Instead of pushing coil through a long series of roll stands, it corrugates the sheet between a full-length forming roller and a flat roller. This gentler forming method is what lets it handle very thin sheet without tearing or wrinkling. Barrel type machines are widely used to make low-cost roofing sheets for housing, farm buildings, and informal construction in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

How the Machine Works

A low-speed, high-torque AC motor drives a hardened double-output-shaft reducer through a V-belt, which slows the drive and delivers steady forming force. The working roller is fed automatically by a timing chain running on linear guide rails, which keeps the feed stable and the corrugations consistent from sheet to sheet. The forming roller shapes the corrugations while the flat roller supports the sheet, and the electrical control cabinet runs the cycle.

Key Specifications

Model: BN Barrel Corrugated Tile Machine 02
Material: Galvanized steel (GI) and thin iron sheet
Material thickness: 0.10 to 0.30 mm
Sheet length: 2000 to 6000 mm
Standard sheet lengths: 2480, 3200, 3600, 3900, 4100, 4300, 5800, and 6000 mm
Corrugation profile: To JIS G3316
Base: Welded H-steel, 350 × 200 mm
Frame: Welded steel plate
Drive: Low-speed, high-torque AC motor with V-belt to a hardened double-output reducer
Roller feed: Automatic, by timing chain on linear guide rails
Main components: Base, frame, forming roller, flat roller, motor, reducer, transmission, automatic feeding platform, and electrical control cabinet
Machine weight: 5,000 kg
Color: Customizable

Key Features

Built for ultra-thin sheet. The barrel forming method handles galvanized sheet down to 0.10 mm, which is too thin for conventional roll forming.

Long sheet capacity. It forms sheets up to 6 meters long, with common lengths from 2480 to 6000 mm.

Standard corrugation profile. Roller geometry follows JIS G3316, so sheets match a widely recognized corrugated roofing standard.

Stable automatic feed. The chain-and-linear-guide feed system keeps corrugation depth and spacing consistent.

Heavy, rigid construction. The welded 350 × 200 H-steel base and plate frame keep the machine stable during forming.

Applications

This machine suits producers of low-cost corrugated iron roofing and wall cladding for residential housing, farm sheds, storage buildings, and fencing, especially in markets where thin-gauge GI sheet is standard.

About the Manufacturer

Cangzhou BINO International builds roll forming machines in Cangzhou, Hebei Province, China. Its range includes roof panel, IBR, standing seam, C/Z purlin, floor deck, and sandwich panel lines, and it has supplied machines to more than 70 countries.

Frequently Asked Questions

What thickness can a barrel type corrugation machine make?
The BINO barrel type machine forms sheet from 0.10 to 0.30 mm thick.

What is the difference between a barrel type machine and a corrugated roll forming machine?
A standard corrugated roll forming machine runs coil through many roll stands and suits thicker sheet, usually 0.3 mm and up. A barrel type machine corrugates each sheet between a long forming roller and a flat roller, which suits ultra-thin sheet from 0.10 to 0.30 mm.

How long can the corrugated sheets be?
Sheet length ranges from 2000 to 6000 mm. Standard lengths include 2480, 3200, 3600, 3900, 4100, 4300, 5800, and 6000 mm.

What standard does the corrugation profile follow?
The forming rollers are designed to JIS G3316, the Japanese standard for corrugated steel sheet.

How much does the machine weigh?
The machine weighs about 5,000 kg.

What materials can it use?
It is designed for thin galvanized steel and iron sheet.