

A ceiling Main T / Cross T grid roll forming line produces suspended-ceiling T-bar members — the load-bearing Main Tee and interlocking Cross Tee. It is not a partition C/U stud-track line and not an angle-bead press line.
Complete commercial ceiling kits often add a separate wall angle machine; do not merge wall-angle ratings into the T-mill table.
Some 24–38 class documents list punch after length measure and before hydraulic shear — order follows the named scheme.
Two documented tiers exist. Do not collapse them into one fake “standard.”
| Item | Full-automatic Main T reference | 24–38 Main T reference |
|---|---|---|
| Forming speed | About 0–30 m/min (other notes ~16 m/min class) | About 10–20 m/min (tracking punch-cut up to ~20) |
| Main / hydraulic | About 4 kW / 7.5 kW | About 5.5 kW / 5.5 kW |
| Stations / shaft | About 16 stands; shaft about φ40 mm | Same class on common packages |
| Profile example | Per drawing | About 24 mm face × 38 mm height × about 0.3 mm |
| Host envelope (24–38) | — | About 6500 × 850 × 1500 mm |
Market T-grid lines commonly advertise about 0.2–0.6 mm GI/PPGI and roughly 20–45 m/min bands — industry context only.
Main T and Cross T are often quoted as two machines or a matched set under the same ceiling-grid family. Lengths and connector punch maps differ (industry examples: Main ~3600 mm; Cross ~600 / 1200 mm). Ask for both drawings when buying a full grid package.
No. Full-automatic text cites about 0–30 m/min; 24–38 cites about 10–20 m/min. Name the tier.
Usually separate mills or a paired set. Confirm whether the quote is Main-only, Cross-only, or a three-machine kit with wall angle.
No. T-grid is thin suspended-ceiling barstock with connector punch maps — not structural or partition stud/track duty.
Not automatically. Wall angle is often a third machine in a full kit — keep its parameters off the Main/Cross table.
Final ratings follow the confirmed technical proposal for the named Main/Cross package. Price and lead time are out of scope.