1. Setup & Preparation

Machine Inspection – Check all rollers, fasteners, cutting blades, and electrical connections. Ensure the machine is free of obstructions and properly aligned.

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

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

2. Operation Process

Material Feeding – Carefully feed the steel strip into the machine, ensuring proper alignment to avoid deformation.

Parameter Setup – Use the control panel to select the desired purlin type (C or U), set dimensions (width, height, thickness), and adjust hole punching settings if required.

Roll Forming Process – Press Start, and the rollers will gradually shape the material into the specified purlin profile. Monitor the alignment and adjust if needed.

Cutting Mechanism – The hydraulic or mechanical cutter will automatically cut the purlins to the programmed length. Ensure clean and precise cuts.

3. Post-Operation & Maintenance

Quality Inspection – Check the purlins for correct dimensions, smooth edges, and structural integrity.

Proper Shutdown – Turn off the machine, disconnect power, and clean the area to remove any metal debris.

Routine Maintenance – Lubricate moving parts, inspect rollers and cutting blades for wear, and ensure all electrical systems are functioning properly.

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