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The C Purlin and Girts Roll Forming Machine is a versatile and high-performance machine designed for the production of structural profiles widely used in the construction and steel framing industries. This machine is optimized to meet the specific demands of the U.S. market, including compliance with American standards, advanced safety features, and robust construction for durability and reliability. Its automated controls and variable settings allow precise customization for different profile sizes and materials.
This machine is ideal for manufacturing structural components such as C-shaped purlins and girts, which are critical for supporting roofs and walls in metal buildings, warehouses, and commercial structures.
The machine can produce a wide range of profiles for structural and construction applications, including:
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Q1: What materials can this machine process?
A1: The machine can process mild steel, galvanized steel, and high-tensile steel with variable thicknesses, depending on the profile requirements.
Q2: Is the machine customizable for different profile sizes?
A2: Yes, the machine is fully adjustable to produce profiles ranging from 5" to 12" in width, with variable material thicknesses.
Q3: How does the machine ensure operator safety?
A3: The machine is equipped with full safety covers, emergency stop buttons, and complies with U.S. safety regulations.
Q4: What is the forming speed of the machine?
A4: The machine operates at a forming speed of 50–60 feet per minute, making it suitable for high-volume production.
Q5: What is the main power requirement for this machine?
A5: The machine requires 32 HP power with a 480V, 3-phase supply.
Q6: Can the machine handle different coil widths?
A6: Yes, the machine is designed for variable coil widths, providing flexibility for different project needs.
Q7: What industries use C purlins and girts?
A7: These profiles are extensively used in the construction industry, including metal buildings, warehouses, and commercial structures.