Roll Forming Machine

The cold roll forming process works by passing the sheet through a series of rollers, each of which adds shape to the metal as it passes. The rollers work together to form the desired cross-section. Since the process is consistent and easy to repeat, roller forming offers a great way to produce even very high volumes of metal components. Metmac offers a wide range of roll forming machine for sale, which means we can quickly handle all your profiling needs, no matter what they may be. We can create standard shapes and custom work, both produced at the highest level of quality thanks to their unique roll forming machine design.

Roll forming machine has many advantages over braking and extrusion. Compared to braking forming, roll profiling can produce more parts with greater uniformity and consistency over the entire length of the part. Roll forming also eliminates multi-step operations, cutting up scrap and slitting burrs. The advantages of profiling compared to extrusion methods are as follows: practically all metals can be formed by rolling using sheet metal rolling shutter machines, not just aluminum. In addition, roller forming can eliminate secondary operations – multi-step operations such as notching, punching, and post-painting – by combining them in a rolling shutter machine.

Roll forming is a metal forming process in which the metal is shaped by a series of rollers. Profiling produces some of the most widely used metal products. Roll forming does not involve heat and the rollers do not affect the surface properties of metals. These features make it an ideal choice for shaping polished metals, coated metals, and other metals whose beauty and aesthetic properties need to be maintained. Roll-formed parts are popular because they are precise with tight tolerances, and can be made to conform to a variety of shapes, angles, and curves. Roll forming machines are widely used in the construction industry, shipbuilding industry, steel metal processing industry, and power supply industry.