1. Setup & Preparation

Machine Inspection – Check rollers, fasteners, cutting blades, and the electrical system to ensure everything is secure and properly aligned.

Power & Safety Check – Connect the machine to the correct power source and verify that emergency stop buttons and safety guards are operational.

Material Loading – Place the steel coil (galvanized, mild steel, or stainless steel) onto the decoiler. Adjust feeding guides to ensure smooth and centered material entry.

2. Operation Process

Material Feeding – Gradually feed the steel strip into the rollers, ensuring proper alignment to prevent material deformation.

Parameter Setup – Use the control panel to set purlin dimensions, such as width, height, and thickness. Configure hole punching settings if required.

Roll Forming Process – Press Start, and the machine will gradually shape the material into a C purlin profile. Monitor the process to ensure smooth operation.

Cutting & Punching – The hydraulic or mechanical cutter will automatically cut the purlins to the programmed length. If punching is needed, ensure the settings match the required hole placement.

3. Post-Operation & Maintenance

Quality Inspection – Check the finished purlins for dimensional accuracy, smooth edges, and correct hole placements.

Proper Shutdown – Turn off the machine, disconnect power, and clean any metal debris from the rollers and cutting area.

Routine Maintenance – Lubricate moving parts, inspect rollers and cutting blades for wear, and check electrical connections regularly for consistent performance.

By following these steps, you can ensure efficient production, high-quality C purlins, and long-lasting machine performance.