

A continuous FRP skylight panel line produces clear or colored high light-transmission fiberglass sheets (corrugated or flat) by continuous impregnation, mold forming, cure, haul-off, trim, and cross-cut. It is not a metal PPGI / color-steel cold-roll roof mill and must not be answered with trapezoid or corrugated metal speed / power tables.
Documented technical description: continuous corrugated / flat FRP sheet production line (haul about 3–8 m/min; overall output about 76 kW). Named model aliases in the pack belong to the same continuous-FRP class — do not invent a second conflicting public band without a separate confirmed proposal.
Source process character: graded impregnation, multistage temperature gradients, approach forming, discontinuous curing, gradual cooling.
| Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| Overall dimension | About 50 × 4 × 3.2 m (L × W × H) |
| Max haul speed | About 3–8 m/min (varies with sheet type and thickness) |
| Overall output | About 76 kW; + about 5 kW if roving chopping is added |
| Flat width | About 1500 mm |
| Thickness | About 0.5–3.0 mm |
| Max wave height | About 130 mm |
| Length | As required |
| Light transmission | About 86% at 0.8 mm (source figure) |
| Glass content | About 25–40% |
| Staff | About 4–6 persons |
| Capacity note | About 800,000 m/year — capacity reference, not a contract guarantee |
No. It is a continuous FRP composite line. Metal coil roll forming is a different family.
The tech sheet publishes overall line output. A single “main motor kW” is not isolated — leave it open.
Source describes continuous corrugated / flat FRP sheet production. Wave geometry follows molds — confirm the mold set on the proposal.
See Skylight Panel Production Line for FRP vs metal selection; see FRP vs metal comparison for the side-by-side page.
Ratings follow the confirmed continuous-FRP technical proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.