Crash barrier roll forming machine in the USA

A Crash Barrier Roll Forming Machine is a specialized piece of equipment designed to manufacture highway guardrails and crash barriers used in road safety applications. These machines are tailored to produce W-beam, Thrie-beam, and other standard profiles compliant with U.S. standards, such as AASHTO M180. The crash barriers produced by these machines are essential for protecting vehicles and minimizing the impact of accidents on highways, bridges, and other critical infrastructure.

This machine is engineered for durability, precision, and efficiency, making it an ideal solution for large-scale production of crash barriers. Its modular design allows for customization to meet the specific profile dimensions, material gauges, and local regulatory standards in the USA.

Specifications of Crash Barrier Roll Forming Machine

1. Roller Materials:
   • High-grade forged steel (GCr15 or equivalent) with hard chrome coating for durability and precision.
2. Frame Size:
   • Heavy-duty steel frame with a thickness range of 18-22mm for stability and long-term performance.
3. Material Compatibility:
   • Steel: Hot-dipped galvanized steel, mild steel, or stainless steel.
   • Thickness: 2mm to 4mm.
   • Width: 300mm to 550mm (depending on the profile).
4. Motor and Drive System:
   • Main Motor: 22-30 kW (customizable based on capacity).
   • Hydraulic Station: 11 kW for punching and cutting.
   • Drive: Gearbox-driven system for smooth operation.
5. Cutting System:
   • Hydraulic cutting with Cr12Mov steel blades for clean, precise cuts.
   • Cutting accuracy: ±1.0mm.
6. Punching and Notching:
   • Hydraulic punching system with dies designed for bolt holes and notches as per specifications.
   • Configurable for U.S. standard hole patterns.
7. PLC Control System:
   • Brand: Siemens, Mitsubishi, or Delta.
   • User-friendly interface with touchscreen controls.
   • Real-time monitoring and adjustable settings for production precision.
8. Machine Speed:
   • Production speed: 10-20 meters per minute (depending on the punching requirements).
9. Safety Features:
   • Safety guards and emergency stop buttons.
   • Compliance with OSHA safety regulations.
10. Extras:
    • Optional stackers for automatic product collection.
    • Coil handling systems like uncoilers with a capacity of 5-10 tons.
    • Remote PLC system for remote monitoring and diagnostics.

Q&A Section

Q1: What types of profiles can the machine produce?
The machine can produce standard W-beam, Thrie-beam, and custom crash barrier profiles based on U.S. requirements, including AASHTO M180 specifications.

Q2: Can this machine handle U.S. steel grades?
Yes, the machine is designed to handle steel grades commonly used in the U.S., including ASTM A1011 and AASHTO M180 compliant materials.

Q3: How do I ensure the machine meets U.S. safety standards?
The machine is equipped with OSHA-compliant safety features, including protective guards, emergency stop systems, and detailed safety documentation.

Q4: What is the expected lifespan of the machine?
With proper maintenance, the machine can last 15-20 years, thanks to its high-quality construction and durable components.

Q5: What maintenance is required?
Regular maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, inspection of hydraulic systems, and periodic calibration of cutting and punching dies.

Q6: Can I customize the punching patterns?
Yes, the hydraulic punching system can be customized to produce specific hole and notch patterns based on your project requirements.

Q7: Is training provided for operation?
Most suppliers offer on-site or virtual training for machine operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

Q8: What is the delivery timeline to the USA?
Delivery usually takes 60-90 days, depending on customization and shipping arrangements.

Q9: What should I consider before purchasing this machine?
Consider factors like power requirements (U.S. standard is 480V/60Hz), profile specifications, production volume, and compliance with local safety and quality standards.

Q10: Is financing available?
Many suppliers offer financing options or work with third-party financial institutions to support U.S. buyers.