3" x 3" Structural Pipe Insert Machine

Structural Pipe Insert Roll Forming Machine Specifications

• Coil Width:
• Profile size: 3" x 3"
• Forming Speed:
• Material thickness:
• Machine Weight:
• Machine Footprint:
• Main power: 240v - 3ph - 60Hz
• Stations:
• Cutting type: Flying saw
• Control system: Delta
• Safety covers: yes
• E Stops
• FOB Orlando, Florida

All roll forming machinery is fully assembled at our factory in Orlando Florida. Our Roll Forming Machines come with a 1 year warranty for parts and labor. All machines will be made to customer personal requirements and profile.

Structural Pipe Insert Machine Description 

A "Structural Pipe Insert Roll Forming Machine" is a piece of industrial machinery used in the manufacturing process of structural pipe inserts. These machines are commonly used in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and metal fabrication. Here's a breakdown of the key components and functions of such a machine:

1. Roll Forming Process: Roll forming is a metalworking process that involves passing a flat strip or coil of metal through a series of rolls to gradually shape it into a desired profile. In the case of structural pipe inserts, the roll forming machine is designed to shape metal strips into the specific cross-sectional profile needed for these inserts.
2. Material Feeding: The machine typically starts with a coil or flat strip of metal, which is fed into the machine. The material can be various types of metal, such as steel or aluminum, depending on the application and requirements.
3. Roll Forming Stations: The roll forming machine consists of multiple stations, each equipped with sets of rolls that progressively bend and shape the metal strip into the desired pipe insert profile. These rolls are precision-engineered to achieve consistent and accurate shaping.
4. Cutting and Length Control: Along the roll forming process, the machine may have cutting mechanisms that can cut the formed metal into the desired lengths. Length control systems ensure that each piece is cut to the specified dimensions.
5. Tooling and Changeover: Roll forming machines often have interchangeable tooling to accommodate different profiles and dimensions of structural pipe inserts. Tooling changeovers may be necessary when switching to a different product configuration.
6. Control System: A control panel or computerized system is used to monitor and control the machine's operations. Operators can input the desired specifications, such as the dimensions and batch size, into the control system.
7. Output and Stacking: Finished structural pipe inserts are typically conveyed or stacked for further processing or packaging.

These machines are essential for producing structural pipe inserts used in various construction and engineering applications. The specific design and features of a structural pipe insert roll forming machine can vary based on the manufacturer and the requirements of the end product. The goal is to produce accurately shaped, consistent, and high-quality pipe inserts efficiently and cost-effectively.