Light Gauge Framing Machine is an advanced automated system designed to fabricate lightweight steel frames used in construction. These machines process thin-gauge steel coils (typically 0.5mm to 2.0mm thick) into precise structural components such as studs, tracks, joists, and trusses for walls, floors, and roofs. it shapes flat steel coils into C-sections, U-channels, or other profiles through a series of rollers, and integrates servo-controlled punching units to create holes, slots, or cutouts for utilities (electrical, plumbing) and fastening.
Punching unit is used to punch holes before roll forming. It typically consists of metal tools that are propelled with force through the material to create the desired holes or notches.
Roll former is used to create uniform, continuous bends in metal materials. It works by passing a strip of material through a series of rollers that gradually bend and form the material into its desired shape.
Hydraulic cutting unit is used to provide smooth and clean cuts, reducing the need for additional finishing work. It is typically operated by a control panel that allows the user to adjust the cutting speed and pressure according to the material being cut.