

A fence panel machine in this catalogue is a roll former for the infill — square pale, special-shape pale, or a wide panel profile — not a welding jig that stitches a finished bay. Posts, rails, mesh, and powder coat are other purchases. The mill pays coil, forms the section, shears to length.
| Item | On that process sheet |
|---|---|
| Hosts | Square fence 20 stands; special-shape fence 22 stands; gearbox arch; Φ50; GCr15 |
| Drive / speed | Main 11 kW; hydraulic 4 kW; 0–12 m/min |
| Cut | Hydraulic servo shear ~2 kW; length ±0.5 mm |
| Infeed | Manual 3 t decoiler; ID φ400–520; OD ≤1200; width ≤550 mm |
| Controls / util | Delta PLC/VFD/HMI; Omron encoder; ZH/EN; auto profile change on the square host; RAL 7035; 380 V/50 Hz/3φ |
Twenty stands and twenty-two stands are two roll sets on that order, not an average “21-stand fence mill.”
No. It rolls the pale or panel profile. Assembly is downstream.
No. Euro fence in this catalogue is 5.5 kW main plus 5.5 kW hyd.
The named cut is hydraulic servo shear ~2 kW. The 25–30 m/min flying-shear quotation is a different cut class.
11 kW / 20+22 stands / 380 V/50 Hz are that fence-panel order. Commercial terms come back on the offer.