Roll up Door Roll Forming Machine

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Roll Up Door Roll Forming Machine Specifications

• Production capacity: 50ft
• Condition: New
• Roller Shutter 6″ Wide
• Channel Thickness: 0.27″ – 0.32″ / 0.5mm – 245
• Applicable Industries: Roller Doors
• Materials: Aluminum, Steel, Galvalume Painted
• Dimensions: 17′ x 31 x 51
• Forming Steps: 13 Stations
• Machine weight 4 ton

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.

Roll Up Door Machine Description 

A roll-up door roll forming machine is a type of industrial machinery used in the manufacturing of roll-up doors, which are commonly used in various applications such as garages, warehouses, commercial buildings, and storage facilities. Roll-up doors are designed to be durable, space-saving, and easy to operate.

Here's an overview of how a roll-up door roll forming machine works:

1. Material Loading: The machine starts by loading a coil of metal sheet material, typically steel or aluminum, onto a decoiler. This coil serves as the raw material for the roll-up door panels.
2. Straightening and Feeding: The coil is fed through a straightening and feeding system that ensures the material is straight and properly aligned as it enters the roll forming process.
3. Roll Forming: The heart of the machine is the roll forming section. It consists of a series of rollers and dies that gradually shape the flat metal sheet into the desired profile for the roll-up door panels. This profile typically includes ribs, indentations, and any necessary cutouts or perforations for locks, handles, and other hardware.
4. Cutting: Once the desired profile is achieved, the machine has a cutting system that cuts the continuous length of formed material into individual panels of the required length. This may involve shearing or other cutting methods.
5. Guide and Assembly: The formed and cut panels are guided through the assembly section of the machine, where additional components like hinges, locks, handles, and weatherstripping can be added to create a fully functional roll-up door.
6. Final Product: The finished roll-up door panels are stacked or collected for further processing, packaging, and shipping.

Key features and capabilities of a roll-up door roll forming machine may include:

• • Adjustable roller sets to accommodate different door profiles and sizes.
  • Computerized control systems for precise shaping and cutting.
  • Safety features to protect operators during the manufacturing process.
  • High production speeds to meet demand.
  • Material thickness and width capabilities to handle various roll-up door specifications.