

In the mother-of-pearl / standing-seam family, the 430 (YX65-430 class) panel line is the roll-forming host: coil → guide → form → NC length → hydraulic cut. The 65 curving machine is a post-form auxiliary: it takes already formed straight or fan panels and bends them to radius with three-roll feed plus hydraulic/servo actuation. Industry product pages describe the same split — curving machines as accessories to standing-seam formers, or as integrated curve stations on specialty lines.
| Role | 430 MOP / standing-seam host | 65 curving auxiliary |
|---|---|---|
| Input | Coil (expand width ~600 mm on recommended quote) | Already formed straight / fan panel (~230–600 mm adjustable) |
| Output | Straight (or fan, per scheme) lock/MOP panel | Curved panel; Al-Mg-Mn min radius ~1 m forward / ~3 m reverse cited |
| Speed language | ~10–12 m/min on recommended YX65-430 quote | Source writes “18/min” without unit — do not publish as 18 m/min |
| Power | Main ~5.5 kW; hyd ~4 kW | Main ~4 kW; lift ~0.75 kW; servo ~2.2 kW; hyd ~2.2 kW |
| Stands / size | ~16 groups; host ~7700×1000×1600 mm; ~8 t | ~1420×1000×1900 mm; shafts ~φ60; not a substitute host |
Conflict call-out: do not compare “20 m” alternate host speed to the curve auxiliary, and do not put curve kW on the host datasheet.
Straight panels: host only. Arched / S-curve architectural panels: host + curving auxiliary (or a true integrated curve line — different BOM).
No. It processes formed panels in the ~230–600 mm range, not raw coil profiles.
Host ~10–12 m/min for the recommended 430 quote. Leave curve speed blank until unit is confirmed on the technical sheet.
Do not publish it that way. The source omits the unit — confirm on the named technical sheet before quoting.
Ratings follow the confirmed technical proposal. Commercial quotes and lead time are out of scope.