Stud and track are essential components used in the construction of interior framing systems. The stud is a vertical structural member that provides support for walls, ceilings, and floors, while the track is a horizontal component that the studs are attached to. Together, they create a strong and stable framework that forms the skeleton of a building. Studs are typically made of wood, metal, or composite materials and come in various sizes to accommodate different wall heights and load-bearing requirements. They are placed at regular intervals along the length of the wall and are fastened to the track using screws or nails. Tracks are usually made of metal and are attached to the floor and ceiling to create a level base for the studs. They also serve as a guide for the placement of the studs and help to maintain the structural integrity of the framing system.
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. If necessary, it can be designed with a replaceable cassette for quick-change type.
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. If necessary, it can be designed with a replaceable cassette for quick-change type.
A laser welder is used to join materials together using a concentrated beam of light. The laser beam is directed at the desired welding spot and generates intense heat, causing the material to melt and fuse together.
Here are some main processes for how we manufacture the machines at workshop, from CNC machining to assembly.
