Double Layer Roof Sheet Roll Forming Machine Test Running in our factory
A double layer roof sheet line test run in our factory for a long-standing customer in Australia, with video of the run.
- Test run Completed in our factory
- Profile Double layer roof sheet
Project background
What this line was built for
Recorded at the time of the order. For full machine specifications, see the model page linked below.
Double Layer Roof Sheet Roll Forming Machine test running successfully in our factory. The machine is for our Australian old customer.
Test run
Watch the line running
Filmed in our workshop on production material, before the machine was packed. This is the run the customer reviewed and approved.
Machine in this project
The line used for this order
Specifications, options and tooling scope for this machine family — including the configuration this customer ordered.
How a project runs
The same four stages, every order
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01
Profile and coil review
We start from your section drawing and coil specification — developed width, thickness range, material grade — and confirm line speed, cutting method and automation level before quoting.
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02
Factory test run
Every line is assembled and run on production material in our Wuxi workshop. Cut length, section tolerance and line speed are checked against the order, and the run is recorded for the customer.
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03
Export packing
Modules are separated, protected and packed in wooden crates; the hydraulic station and control cabinet travel separately. We prepare the packing list and documentation set for your forwarder.
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04
Installation and training
Our engineers can travel to site to assemble and align the line, run trial coils and train operators. Afterwards we stay available for remote support and spare parts.
Next step
Need a line like this one?
Send your section drawing, material and thickness, the output you need per shift and where the line will be installed. We will come back with the line configuration, tooling scope and delivery schedule — usually within one working day.
Or check the machine family on the product page.