Brief: Khám phá Máy Tạo Hình Cuộn KR18 Di Động, được thiết kế cho các tấm thép mạ kẽm 0.4-0.8MM. Máy chạy bằng xăng này hoàn hảo để tạo ra các hình dạng KR18, lý tưởng cho mái và ốp với thiết kế chống rò rỉ, trọng lượng nhẹ. Tìm hiểu về các thông số kỹ thuật, ưu điểm và ứng dụng của nó trong video này.
Related Product Features:
Forms KR18 Klip-Rib profiles from 0.4-0.8mm galvanized or color-coated steel for superior weather resistance.
Powered by a reliable 22hp gasoline engine, enabling portable operation without fixed power sources.
Operates at variable speeds from 0-12 meters per minute for flexible production pacing.
Features 7 forming stations with 45# steel rollers for precise, consistent profile shaping.
Includes hydraulic cutting and seamer devices for automated panel finishing and interlocking.
Supports on-site manufacturing with a 5-ton passive decoiler for handling full coil materials.
Designed for Standing Seam Roof (SSR) systems with concealed clips to eliminate roof drilling.
Ideal for low-slope constructions down to 2% pitch, reducing leak risks and installation time.
Câu hỏi thường gặp:
What is the KR18 profile and why is it used for roofing?
The KR18 is a Klip-Rib structural profile designed for Standing Seam Roof (SSR) systems. Its trapezoidal shape with ribs provides rigidity, excellent water drainage, and wind uplift resistance. It uses concealed fixing clips, eliminating the need to drill the sheet, which significantly reduces leak risks and facilitates installation.
What materials and thicknesses can this portable machine process?
This machine processes galvanized steel and color-coated steel with thicknesses ranging from 0.4mm to 0.8mm. The material is fed from a 5-ton passive decoiler, and the forming rollers are designed to handle these specific gauges for consistent profile production.
How portable and powered is the KR18 roll forming machine?
The machine is portable and operates with a 22hp gasoline engine, allowing it to be used on construction sites without reliance on fixed electrical power. This mobility enables on-site manufacturing of panels to required lengths, streamlining logistics and installation.
What is the typical production workflow of this machine?
The workflow starts with the decoiler uncoiling the steel, followed by feeding and leveling. The material then passes through 7 roll forming stations, is cut to length by a hydraulic cutter, and finished on run-out tables with an integrated seamer device for panel interlocking.