Cee and Zee Purlin roll forming machine Oregon, USA

Cee and Zee purlin roll forming machines are a cornerstone of modern steel building construction, offering precise, efficient, and reliable production of Cee and Zee-shaped profiles. These profiles are essential in the structural integrity of buildings, particularly in roofing, wall framing, and other load-bearing applications. For businesses in Oregon, USA, these machines cater to the thriving construction, agricultural, and industrial markets.

Machine Description

A Cee and Zee purlin roll forming machine is a robust, automated equipment designed to manufacture high-quality Cee and Zee profiles in a range of sizes and specifications. This machine supports variable coil widths and material thicknesses, making it versatile for different project needs. It features advanced controls and efficient hydraulic cutting systems to ensure precision and productivity.

Key features for the Oregon market include adaptability to various material gauges, compliance with local power supply standards (480V, 3-phase), and robust safety measures for operator protection.

Specifications

Profiles Related to the Machine

The Cee and Zee purlin roll forming machine produces profiles widely used in structural applications. Here’s a detailed look at the profiles:

Profile Dimensions

• Height: Adjustable from 5" to 12".
• Thickness: Compatible with variable material gauges to suit load requirements.
• Width: Coil width flexibility allows for customization.

Material Compatibility

• Galvanized steel
• Mild steel
• High-strength steel

Applications

• Roofing and wall framing
• Solar panel supports
• Industrial shelving
• Agricultural buildings
• Prefabricated steel structures

Machine Features and Benefits

1. High Precision
   • Hydraulic shear cutting ensures clean edges and accurate dimensions.
   • Advanced Delta control system enhances forming accuracy.
2. Efficiency
   • Speed of 50–60 ft/min increases productivity.
   • 21 forming stations ensure consistent quality.
3. Versatility
   • Variable coil widths and material thickness accommodate diverse projects.
   • Adjustable profiles meet the demands of different industries.
4. Safety and Compliance
   • Safety covers protect operators during operation.
   • Fully compatible with Oregon's 480V, 3-phase power supply.

Setup and Maintenance

1. Setup Process
   • Level and anchor the machine on a stable surface (60ft x 12ft footprint).
   • Connect to a 480V, 3-phase power supply.
   • Configure the Delta control system for desired profile specifications.
2. Maintenance Tips
   • Regularly inspect and lubricate rollers and stations.
   • Check hydraulic systems for optimal performance.
   • Ensure safety covers are intact and functional.

Question and Answer Section

Q1: What materials can the machine handle?

A1: The machine is compatible with galvanized steel, mild steel, and high-strength steel, supporting various material gauges.

Q2: What is the power requirement for the machine?

A2: The machine requires 32HP power at 480V, 3-phase, which aligns with the industrial power standards in Oregon.

Q3: Can I adjust the profile sizes?

A3: Yes, the machine supports adjustable profiles ranging from 5" to 12".

Q4: How fast is the machine?

A4: The machine operates at a forming speed of 50–60 ft/min, ideal for high-volume production.

Q5: Is the machine safe to operate?

A5: Yes, the machine includes safety covers and complies with industrial safety standards.

Q6: What is the expected footprint of the machine?

A6: The machine requires a setup space of approximately 60ft x 12ft.

Q7: How many stations does the machine have?

A7: The machine features 21 forming stations for consistent, high-quality profiles.