2 In 1 Apron Flashing Folded Panel Cladding LV Trim Roll Forming Machine
1.2 In 1 Apron Flashing Folded Panel Cladding LV Trim Roll Forming Machine Technical Parameter
| 1 |
Suitable to process |
Galvanized steel,PPGI,Color steel |
| 2 |
Width of the plate |
As customer need |
| 3 |
Thickness of the plate |
0.3-0.8 mm |
| 4 |
De-coiler |
3 tons passive decoiler |
| 5 |
Rollers for forming |
About 13 stations |
| 6 |
Diameter of the roller |
Φ75mm |
| 7 |
Rolling material |
High Grade Steel 45# |
| 8 |
Main motor power |
7.5KW |
| 9 |
Productivity |
About 0-12m/min |
| 10 |
Cutting method |
Stop to cutting |
| 11 |
Material of the cutting blade |
Cr12Mov |
| 12 |
Hydraulic cutting power |
3kw |
| 13 |
Processing precision |
+/-1.50mm |
| 14 |
Control system |
PLC control |
| 15 |
Main structure of the machine |
350 H steel |
| 16 |
Weight |
About 4 T |
| 17 |
Dimensions |
5.5*1.2*1.0m |
| 18 |
Voltage |
220V 60Hz 3phases,or according to your request |
2. 2 In 1 Apron Flashing Folded Panel Cladding LV Trim Roll Forming Machine’s Components
| Item |
Components Name |
Quantity |
| 1 |
3 tons passive decoiler |
1 set |
| 2 |
Main roll forming machine |
1 set |
| 3 |
Hydraulic station |
1 set |
| 4 |
PLC control box |
1 set |
| 5 |
Hydraulic cutting |
1 unit |
| 6 |
Passive out table |
1 unit |
3.2 In 1 Apron Flashing Folded Panel Cladding LV Trim Profile Drawings & Samples
4.Appliction:
Flashing is a term used to describe a water-resistant material (most often metal) used to reinforce the seams between the different layers of your home’s exterior. Flashing is inexpensive, goes on easily, and can save you—and your home —a ton of moisture-related headaches down the road. There are many different types of flashing. Some can be used in many different locations, while others are intended for very specific applications. Most types of flashing are named either for their appearance (like LV flashing) or for where they are installed (such as valley flashing).
Base flashing can refer to any type of flashing that sits at the base of an opening or penetration. It’s combined with one of the other types of flashing to provide a robust defense. While it may be preformed, it may also start as a plain roll of flashing before being sculpted into a custom form. “Base flashing is simply a piece of metal that has been bent into a specific shape,” says Walker. It’s typically combined with another layer of flashing on top of it. It can redirect water accumulation away from any vulnerabilities in the home’s exterior.
Step flashing is bent at a right angle, like a capital L. It’s used when there’s a 90-degree junction with a roof, such as at the side of a dormer or wall. One side of the step flashing goes up the wall, and the other extends horizontally onto the roof. Step flashing is typically laid out along the roof/wall junction in an overlapping pattern, like roof shingles.
Any type of flashing that sits on other flashing to prevent water penetration is known as counter flashing. For example, picture step flashing sitting at the junction of a chimney and the roof. The side of the step flashing extends upward along the brick face of the chimney. But water can still get into that small gap between the brick and metal flashing. By placing the chimney counter flashing on top of the step flashing, the water is shed away from the chimney and onto the step flashing.
Drip cap flashing is another L-shaped flashing, but is installed over windows and doors. One leg of the “L” goes over the window or door brick mold, while the other lies behind the siding that will go above. Drip cap is put in place after the window or door is installed and before the siding is installed. Some windows and doors that have uni-body or molded frames have their own form of built-in drip cap and don’t require any additional drip cap flashing.
We can make different profiles in one machine, please feel free to contact us to get more details about it !
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