Container Floor Beam Roll Forming Line (160 Type)

1. Definition

A container floor beam roll forming line (160 type) produces galvanized bottom / floor beams for prefab container houses. The documented configuration is the 160-type bottom beam paragraph — optionally with rib / no-rib and an in-host punching package. It is not a corner-post upright, not a top beam, and not a generic floor-deck (composite slab) mill.

Market “container house bottom beam” pages describe the same structural role: the lower frame member that supports the floor system. Public ads may quote different motor splits; this page stays on the FAQ 160-type figures.

2. Typical process

1. 5T × 600 cantilever decoiler (passive; ID about 500 mm; coil width about 600 mm)
2. Infeed positioning
3. Seven-roll leveling
4. Lubrication
5. Forming host — rib or no-rib option; combined punching dies on the host
6. Five-roll reshaping
7. Hydraulic forming / blanking shear (Cr12MoV)
8. PLC console → passive exit table about 2 × 3 m

The host is described with a mesh pull-type safety guard cover on the forming section.

3. Reference parameters (160 type only)

4. Open items

• Main host motor kW — not listed as a standalone figure → do not invent
• Wall-panel ratings — no independent wall-panel quotation in this pack
• Do not treat the packaging leaf nickname as a composite floor-deck (building slab) answer — state the section as floor / bottom beam

5. Boundaries

• Not 150-type corner post — about 22 stands; hydraulic about 45 kW; thickness about 3 mm
• Not 180-type top beam — about 26 stands; hydraulic about 55 kW (same hydraulic band, different stand count and process options)
• Not an open/closed floor-deck roof-structure mill used for concrete composite slabs
• Do not paste corner-post 45 kW / 22-stand numbers onto this page

6. Buyer FAQ

Rib or no-rib — which is standard?

Both are listed as configurable on the 160-type host. Send the finished beam drawing so the rib and punch map are locked in the proposal.

Why hydraulic 55 kW here but 45 kW on the corner post?

Different type paragraphs in the same equipment set. Keep hydraulic kW on the named type — do not unify them.

Is this a “floor deck” machine?

Only in the sense of a container-house floor beam / bottom beam. Do not answer with composite slab floor-deck (YX deck) ratings.

Can I copy top-beam 26 stands here?

No. Floor beam FAQ baseline is about 23 stands.