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Purlin roll forming machines are essential equipment in the metal construction industry, particularly for creating structural components such as purlins. These machines efficiently produce Z, C, and U-shaped purlins used in roofing, wall structures, and support frameworks for industrial and commercial buildings. The demand for purlin roll forming machines in South Africa is growing due to the rapid expansion of construction projects across the country.
A purlin roll forming machine is an advanced system designed to convert metal coils into high-strength, precisely shaped purlins. It performs a series of continuous operations, including uncoiling, feeding, roll forming, cutting, and punching, to produce purlins with a high degree of accuracy and efficiency.
Key features of the machine include:
Specification | Details |
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Roller Material | High-grade steel with chrome plating |
Frame Size | Heavy-duty welded steel frame |
Roll Forming Stations | 16-22 stations (varies by model) |
Material Thickness | 1.5mm to 3.0mm |
Material Width | 100mm to 400mm |
Material Type | Galvanized steel, aluminum, stainless steel |
Cutting System | Hydraulic cutting with servo motor |
Punching System | Hydraulic punching with adjustable tools |
Machine Speed | 15-25 meters per minute |
Power Supply | 380V, 50Hz, 3-phase (adjustable for SA) |
Control System | PLC control with touchscreen interface |
Extras | Stackers, uncoilers, coil handling systems |
Dimensions | Varies by model, typically 8m x 1.5m x 1.2m |
Weight | Approximately 8-12 tons |
Q1: What types of profiles can this machine produce?
A: Purlin roll forming machines can produce C, Z, and U profiles with adjustable sizes and thicknesses.
Q2: What materials are compatible with the machine?
A: The machine works with galvanized steel, aluminum, and stainless steel, making it versatile for various construction needs.
Q3: Can the machine handle power variations in South Africa?
A: Yes, the machine is designed to be compatible with South African power standards (380V, 50Hz, 3-phase).
Q4: What is the average production speed?
A: Depending on the model, the machine operates at a speed of 15-25 meters per minute.
Q5: Is training required to operate the machine?
A: Basic training is recommended to familiarize operators with the PLC system and maintenance procedures.
Q6: Are spare parts readily available?
A: Most manufacturers and suppliers provide spare parts and support services for these machines in South Africa.
Q7: Can the machine be used for small-scale operations?
A: While primarily designed for industrial-scale production, smaller models are available for limited production needs.