Truck Beam Roll Forming Machine
Truck beam roll forming machines built to your section drawing, with in-line punching and a section-shaped cut for heavy-gauge chassis beams.
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Customized Roll Forming Machine
Lines engineered from a profile drawing rather than a catalogue — decoiler, forming, punching, cutting and stacking matched to a section nobody stocks.
- Profile source Your drawing or sample
- Sheet thickness 0.5–5.0 mm
- Tooling lead time 45–90 days
- Scope Decoiler to stacker
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What we need before quoting a custom line
A custom line is quoted from the section, not from a machine model. Four inputs decide 80 percent of the design: developed width, thickness and grade, the tolerance that matters most, and the output you need per shift.
The developed width sets coil width and shaft length. Thickness and yield strength set station count and motor rating — a 0.5 mm trim profile and a 5 mm structural section are not the same machine. The critical tolerance tells us where to put the gauge and whether a straightener is needed. Output per shift decides between a simple post-cut line and a flying cut with an accumulator.
Typical scope runs from a 12-station line for a small trim profile to a fully automated line with decoiler, straightener, servo feed, 3-side punching, flying cut and stacker. Drawings are issued for approval before tooling is cut, and first-off samples are run before shipment. Existing examples of non-standard work include custom cable tray and laser welded tube lines.
Typical specifications
- Developed width
- 60–1250 mm
- Sheet thickness
- 0.5–5.0 mm
- Forming stations
- 12–28
- Shaft diameter
- 75–160 mm
- Punching
- Single or 3-side, in-line
- Cutting
- Post-cut or flying shear
- Automation
- Servo feed, stacker, remote support
- Tooling lead time
- 45–90 days
Figures are typical for this category. Final values follow the profile drawing and material grade.
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Where these lines are used
The same machine serves different industries depending on the profile, coating and output. Start from the application closest to your project.
FAQ
Customized Roll Forming Machine — questions buyers ask
Answers come from real quotation discussions. If your question is not here, ask it directly and an engineer will answer.
What do you need to quote a custom line?
A profile drawing with dimensions and tolerances, the material and thickness range, and the output per shift you are aiming for. A physical sample is better than a drawing if the profile already exists.
How long does tooling take?
45–90 days from approved drawing, depending on station count and whether a punch die is included. Roll design and machining run in parallel with frame fabrication.
Can you match an existing machine drawing?
Yes. We regularly make tooling and spare parts to an existing drawing, including copying an imported line. Send the drawing or the worn part and we will confirm material and tolerance.
Do you run a sample before shipment?
Yes. First-off samples are formed and measured against the drawing, and the inspection report ships with the machine. For prepainted or coated material we also run a surface check at the same time.
Next step
Get a quote for a Customized Roll Forming Machine
Send the profile drawing, material thickness and target output. You will get a line configuration, tooling scope and delivery schedule — usually within one working day.
Or compare non-standard builds on the custom roll forming page.