

Barrel corrugated (horizontal arc) is a deep, vaulted corrugation used as a roof sheet. It is not an 18-stand shallow sinusoidal mill with a post-form bend, and it is not a MIC240 K-span that sews a beamless hall. The named host uses two large roll pairs and a change-gear layout so one machine can run two profiles.
| Item | Process-library specification |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminium 1050 H24 2 mm; GI 1 mm; feed ≤1200 mm; length 6000 mm |
| Rolls | 2 pairs (4 pcs); Ø500 mm; 45#; 6 m long |
| Drive | Gear; 22 kW ×2; 380 V/50 Hz/3φ |
| Rate | 10–15 pcs/min (pieces, not mill metres per minute) |
| Outfeed | Receive table rated 800 kg |
Aluminium 2 mm and GI 1 mm are two material windows on the same host — two recipes, not one mixed 1–2 mm coil. Ø500 here is the barrel roll. A thick emboss line uses a different roll pair.
The same family excludes a companion embosser Ø410×1600 plus a 13-roll leveler — those numbers stay on the emboss encyclopedia. Corrugated/arc roof sheet (18 stands, 7.5 kW, 0–20 m/min, 0.2–0.8 mm) is a different quotation. Arch-beam Ø110 last-stand and K-span 914→610 are different jobs again.
No. Strut is a 24-pass Φ70 mill. Barrel is two 22 kW gear motors on Ø500 rolls.
No. Piece rate depends on 6 m length and handling. There is no published mill metres-per-minute for this host.
No. No on-site curve-and-seam sequence.
22 kW ×2, Ø500, Al 2 mm / GI 1 mm are that barrel quotation. A companion Ø410×1600 embosser is a separate station.