

Choose by maximum thickness and coil width first, then pattern sample. Motor power scales with duty — market thin lines often sit around about 7.5–11 kW while thick industrial emboss needs a larger drive. Do not publish one averaged thickness or one “series motor.”
Embossing is dual-roll pattern pressing. It is not CNC engraving and not a roof-panel main forming mill. Pattern follows the customer sample (willow leaf, wood grain, diamond, tear-drop, and others).
| If you need… | Start with | Speed / motor notes |
|---|---|---|
| ~4 mm anti-slip / deep pattern, full decoil–level–shear | Thick-line | ~0–6 m/min; emboss ~22 kW |
| ~1.5 mm × ~1220 decorative / light industrial | 1220×1.5 | ~0–10 m/min; emboss ~7.5 kW |
| ~0.8–1.2 mm with CZ1600 package | CZ1600 | ~1–6 m/min; drive ~11 kW; exit leveler ~4 kW |
Thick-line. Emboss about 0–6 m/min; emboss motor about 22 kW; entry and exit levelers about 7.5 kW each; shear hydraulic about 5.5 kW; rolls about Ø500×1650 mm, 9Cr2Mo. Thickness note about 4 mm; width notes about 1250 mm (also 4×1500 — confirm coil width).
1220×1.5 thin. Max about 1.5 mm × 1220; speed about 0–10 m/min; emboss motor about 7.5 kW.
CZ1600. About 0.8–1.2 mm × ~1250; face about 1400; speed about 1–6 m/min; drive about 11 kW; exit leveler about 4 kW.
Other willow-leaf quotes in the same family (e.g. 1–3 / 3–6 mm bands) are additional tiers — list beside, do not invent a merged band.
No — that is the thick-line emboss motor, not the thin tiers.
Start with CZ1600 (~0.8–1.2 mm) or confirm against 1220×1.5 if width and duty match. Name the proposal.
No. Publish tiers side by side. Averaging invents a band that matches no quotation.
Pattern chooses the roll set. Thickness / width / motor still decide the host tier first.
Selection map only. Final ratings follow the named tier proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.