c-channel-roll-forming-machine

The keel roll forming machine is a core processing equipment in the building materials industry, specifically designed for the mass production of light steel keels, ceiling keels, partition wall keels, and other profiles. Utilizing a continuous roll forming process, it achieves integrated processing from raw material coils to finished keels.

The core structure of the equipment comprises five major systems: a feeding rack stably supports the steel strip coils, preventing material deviation; a leveling device precisely corrects the flatness of the steel strip, ensuring forming quality; the roll forming unit consists of multiple precision molds, progressively shaping the steel strip into the preset keel cross-section through rolling; a fixed-length cutting mechanism using hydraulic or pneumatic control, offering high cutting accuracy and speed; and a PLC control system enabling fully automated operation, allowing flexible setting of keel specifications, length, and other parameters for convenient operation.

Its core advantages are significant: First, high production efficiency, with continuous rolling technology achieving an output of hundreds of meters per hour, far exceeding traditional processing methods; second, superior forming precision, with precision-machined molds controlling keel dimensional errors to the millimeter level, resulting in a smooth, burr-free surface; third, wide adaptability, allowing for the production of various keel specifications such as U-shaped, C-shaped, and T-shaped keels by changing molds, meeting the needs of different decoration scenarios; fourth, energy-saving and environmentally friendly, employing a cold-bending forming process that eliminates the need for high-temperature heating, resulting in low energy consumption and zero waste gas emissions, meeting green production standards; and fifth, strong stability, with the machine body welded from heavy-duty steel plates, resulting in low vibration and noise during operation and a long service life.

This equipment is widely used in residential decoration, commercial buildings, industrial plants, and other scenarios, serving as a key piece of equipment for ceiling and partition wall construction. Its automated and efficient processing characteristics not only reduce labor costs but also significantly improve the consistency and reliability of keel production, providing strong support for large-scale production in the building materials industry.