Hydraulic Cutting Type Eave Gutter Roll Forming Machine Use 0.5-0.8mm Thickness Color Steel

 Hydraulic Cutting Type Eave Gutter Roll Forming Machine Use 0.5-0.8mm Thickness Color Steel

Technique parameter

• Thickness of coil: 0.5-0.8mm
• Coil material: Color steel, cooper, aluminum
• Forming station: Abt 12 Stations
• Forming speed : 5-10m/min, stop to cut
• Power: 7.5KW, 380 V, 3 Phase 50Hz ( or depend on customer’s requirement )
• Material of Axis: High grade 45# steel
• Diameter of Axis: φ75mm
• Material of Roller: High grade 45#, polished and coated with 0.05mm Chrome Surface.
• Materical of Machine Frame: A3 Steel, thickness 18mm
• Cutting type: hydraulic cutting
• Electrical Control: PLC Frequency Control System with touch screen
• PLC/Frenquency convertor/Screen: PANASONIC Brand
• Encoder: OMRON Brand
• Dimension of machine: Abt. 9m* 0.9m*1.6m
• Machine wight: abt. 8 Ton

Common Sample:

Main component

Working flow:

Passive decoiler---- feeding & guiding---- roll forming--- straightening-- hydraulic cutting---run out table

Application

downspout, rainspout,Rainwater downpipe,  drainpipe, water pipe

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