Shanghai Bigpower

Shanghai Bigpower Industry Co., Ltd.

Type: Manufacturer of cold roll forming machines, welded pipe mills and coil processing lines
Office: Room 0128, Building 3, No. 368 Qinggao Road, Fengxian District, Shanghai, China
Factory: Yuqi Industrial Park, Huishan District, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China

Bigpower suits buyers who need a roll forming machine built to a specific profile rather than picked from a catalogue. That includes building-products makers with their own panel or section designs, and manufacturers producing a non-standard shape. Because it designs roll tooling in COPRA, the German software widely used for roll forming design, it's a solid choice for complex or tight-tolerance profiles. It also suits overseas buyers, especially first-time importers, who want a full turnkey package that runs from design through to installation and commissioning at their own plant.

Product Details

Cold Roll Forming Machines
Custom roll forming machines for a wide range of profiles, built to each customer's drawings and requirements. This is the company's core product.

ERW Welded Pipe Mills
Electric resistance welded pipe and tube lines in a range of models and sizes, made since 2005.

Coil Slitting Lines
Lines that slit wide coil into narrower strip, often used to prepare strip for roll forming or pipe mills.

Cut-to-Length Lines
Lines that flatten coil and cut it into sheets of a set length.

Turnkey Projects
A complete package covering machine design, manufacturing, assembly, testing, delivery, installation and commissioning on site.

Bigpower doesn't publish standard model numbers or specifications, because most machines are built to order. Contact the company with your profile drawing or pipe size for a quote.

Full Description

Shanghai Bigpower Industry was founded in 2000 and has spent more than two decades building cold roll forming machines. The company is registered in Shanghai's Fengxian District, but its manufacturing takes place at a factory in Wuxi, Jiangsu, about two hours west of the city. Buyers planning a factory visit or inspection should head to Wuxi, not the Shanghai office.

Custom work is central to how Bigpower operates. Rather than selling a fixed catalogue, it builds roll forming machines to each customer's profile. Its 20 engineers handle design, costing, testing and installation, working in AutoCAD, CAM software and COPRA, a German roll forming design package. Using COPRA means roller designs can be simulated before tooling is made, which reduces trial and error during commissioning.

In 2005 Bigpower added ERW welded pipe mills to its range, and it now also builds coil slitting and cut-to-length lines. These are produced in two large workshops covering 15,000 m², with a workforce of about 100. Each machine is inspected before shipment to confirm it performs to specification.

Bigpower has exported to more than 50 countries across North and South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. It offers full turnkey support for overseas projects, and its team stays involved through installation and commissioning until the line is running properly at the customer's site.

FAQ

Can Bigpower build a roll forming machine for my own profile?
Yes. Most Bigpower machines are custom built to the customer's profile drawings and production requirements.

What software does Bigpower use to design roll tooling?
COPRA, a German roll forming design package, along with AutoCAD and CAM software. This lets roller designs be simulated before they're made.

Where is Bigpower's factory?
In Yuqi Industrial Park, Huishan District, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. The Shanghai address is the company's office.

Does Bigpower make welded pipe mills as well as roll formers?
Yes. It has built ERW welded pipe mills since 2005, alongside coil slitting and cut-to-length lines.

Does Bigpower install machines overseas?
Yes. Its turnkey service covers delivery, installation and commissioning at the customer's factory until the machine runs smoothly.

How big is Bigpower's factory?
About 15,000 m² across two main workshops, with around 100 factory workers and 20 engineers.

Which countries has Bigpower exported to?
More than 50, across North and South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and North Africa.