1. Machine Setup

Inspect the Machine – Check the rollers, cutters, electrical components, and fastening systems to ensure proper alignment and functionality.

Power & Safety Check – Connect the machine to the appropriate power source. Test the emergency stop function and ensure all safety features are active.

Material Preparation – Load the steel coil (galvanized, cold-rolled, or stainless steel) onto the decoiler. Adjust the guiding system for smooth and centered material flow.

2. Step-by-Step Operation

Feeding the Material – Guide the steel strip into the entry rollers, ensuring proper alignment to prevent defects.

Setting the Parameters – Use the control panel to input the angle keel’s width, thickness, and length. Confirm settings before proceeding.

Initiating Roll Forming – Press Start, allowing the machine to progressively shape the material into L-shaped keels. Monitor alignment and adjust as needed.

Punching & Cutting Process – If required, the automated punching system creates holes for assembly, and the hydraulic cutter trims the keels to the programmed length. Ensure clean and precise cuts.

3. Post-Production: Finishing & Maintenance

Quality Check – Inspect the finished L-shaped keels for dimensional accuracy, smooth edges, and uniform shape.

Shutting Down – Turn off the machine, disconnect power, and remove any metal shavings or debris from the rollers and work area.

Regular Maintenance – Lubricate rollers, check cutting blades for wear, and inspect electrical connections to maintain optimal machine performance.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure consistent, high-quality production and extend the lifespan of your L Shape Angle Steel Keel Roll Forming Machine.