PLC Control Intelligent 1110 Glazed Roof Tile Roll Forming Machine 16 Roll Forming Stations

The roller table forming part of the 1110 partial arc roll forming machine acts as the backbone of the entire production line, responsible for the initial feeding and shaping of colored steel plates. It is efficiently driven by a high-torque motor, which ensures a consistent and powerful energy supply. The rotational force from the motor is then transmitted to each individual forming roller through a heavy-duty chain drive system.

This robust transmission mechanism guarantees that all rollers rotate in perfect sync, at a uniform speed. This stable and coordinated rotation allows the colored steel plates to move forward smoothly and continuously through the machine, laying a precise foundation for the subsequent pressing processes and ensuring the uniformity of the raw material feed.

In the pressing section, a high-performance hydraulic cylinder takes center stage to execute the critical profiling process. This hydraulic system drives the custom-designed pressing mold to move up and down with exceptional accuracy and smoothness. As the flat colored steel sheet passes beneath the mold, the hydraulic cylinder descends steadily, applying uniform and controlled pressure.

This force gradually transforms the smooth metal sheet into a series of continuous, segmented curves that perfectly mimic the classic appearance of glazed tiles. The precision of this action ensures that each formed tile has a distinct, three-dimensional shape and a consistent surface contour, fully meeting the aesthetic and structural requirements of antique glazed tiles.

The cutting knife part of the 1110 type arc glazed roll forming machine is engineered for efficiency and precision in the final production step. Like the pressing mechanism, this section is actuated by a hydraulic cylinder, which controls the cutting knife to move up and down rapidly and firmly.

After the colored steel plate has been fully formed to the specified length by the roller table and pressing systems, the cutting knife descends swiftly and cleanly. It severs the continuous strip of formed material in a single, smooth motion, producing individual glazed tiles with uniform lengths. The clean, burr-free edges resulting from this hydraulic cutting process ensure the final products meet strict quality and finish standards for construction materials.

The antique glazed tiles produced by the 1110 type partial arc equipment through roller rolling and die forming possess remarkable decorative and practical features. These finished tiles are celebrated for their beautiful overall appearance, boasting a style that is both simple and elegantly refined. Their unique, curved arc shape is distinctive and innovative, imbuing the products with a strong artistic taste and high aesthetic value.

It requires just one operator plus one person to handle the output; for highly automated models, a single person is sufficient.

Standard models are typically designed to produce one specific profile type per machine. However, customizable models—such as those with interchangeable rollers, double-layer machines, or triple-layer machines—can be configured to enable a single machine to serve multiple purposes.

The entire machine comes with a 12-month warranty, excluding wear parts.

The core structure remains intact; only the auxiliary components are removed to ensure that precision is maintained.

We provide lifetime remote video guidance; most issues do not require on-site repair.

We welcome customers—or a designated third party—to visit our factory to inspect the machine and conduct trial production runs using their own materials.