Used C Channel Roll Forming Line, 13 Stands | Galaxie Corporation, Wayne, Michigan, USA

This used C channel roll forming line is available from Galaxie Corporation. It forms C channel from coil in a 13-stand forming mill and cuts it to length with a flying saw.

It handles strip 0.8–3.2 mm thick and 100–260 mm wide, with a line speed of 70 m/min. Channel width ranges from 75–150 mm, height from 40–75 mm and return lip from 10–20 mm. The line includes a butt welding station, horizontal accumulator, inkjet marking and bundle packing and stacking tables.

Key Features

• Mandrel uncoiler with butt welding station and horizontal accumulator
• 13-stand forming mill with 6 side idler roll stands and universal drive gear boxes
• 2 sets of entry edge guides
• 2 Turks heads / straightening stands
• Inkjet marking machine
• Flying saw cut-off with digital saw controller
• Run-out table with side discharge, plus bundle packing and stacking tables

Technical Specifications

• Machine type: C channel roll forming line
• Thickness range: 0.8–3.2 mm
• Coil strip width: 100–260 mm
• Line speed: 70 m/min
• Output at 6 m length: 7–15 pieces per minute
• Channel width: 75–150 mm
• Channel height: 40–75 mm
• Return: 10–20 mm
• Forming stands: 13
• Vertical centres: 15 cm
• Vertical adjustment: 15 cm
• Accumulator filling speed: 300 m/min
• Main drive: 75 kW DC drive
• Main drive controller: Parker DC590 Series 2 digital drive
• Saw motor: 18.5 kW AC
• Carriage accelerator motor: 15 kW AC
• Saw drive: Yaskawa H1000 digital drive
• Saw controller: Concor CD-D digital

Applications

• C channel sections for construction framing
• Purlins and structural support members
• General metal building components
• Light structural channel for fabrication

Commercial Details

• Condition: Used
• Location: Wayne, Michigan, USA
• Seller: Galaxie Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

• What material can this line process? It runs strip 0.8–3.2 mm thick and 100–260 mm wide.
• What channel sizes can it make? Channel width is 75–150 mm, height 40–75 mm and return 10–20 mm.
• How fast does it run? Line speed is 70 m/min, giving 7–15 pieces per minute at 6 m length.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the line running, confirm the tooling included, the condition of the drives and saw controls, the electrical supply, and loading and shipping arrangements.