Horizontal Cladding Panel Equipment

1. Definition

A horizontal cladding / 90° hanging wall panel line cold-forms metal wall cladding sheets intended for transverse (horizontal) hanging installation. Chinese names include 90度横挂板机、外墙挂板机、横装墙面板机. English product language commonly says wall cladding metal rolling forming machine or horizontal cladding line.

The equipment produces façade / enclosure boards with right-angle edge geometry that supports horizontal hanging and concealed or rain-screen style joints. It is not a ridge-cap mill, not a floor-deck line, and not a generic trapezoid roof sheet machine — even when the same plant also runs roof profiles on other tooling.

Industry descriptions of 90° horizontal hanging-board machines emphasize continuous multi-pass cold bending into a right-angle section, then PLC length cut, for curtain walls, industrial plants, and decorative partitions. Use that as application context; keep numeric claims on this page limited to the documented English quotation baseline below.

2. Process and applications

Documented product intent: automatic batch production of wall cladding / hanging boards. A market-typical station sequence (industry context, not a locked BOM on the thin source table) is:

1. Coil feed / decoiling
2. Guided entry
3. Multi-pass roll forming with 90° edge shaping
4. PLC fixed-length hydraulic cut
5. Exit / stacking

Source marketing copy for this family mentions convenient installation, joint fit-up, and concealed-fastener / rain-screen style wall systems, including a consistent depth figure about 30 mm in that English text. Exact lock and depth follow the profile drawing and contract.

Applications. Exterior wall cladding, horizontal hanging façade boards, and related architectural enclosure panels where the board is installed transversely rather than as a roof cover sheet. Media folders for this family typically show wall hanging-board photos and videos — useful for buyer recognition, not as substitute for a complete power table.

3. Reference parameters (documented baseline)

Earlier HOLD notes that only carried profile drawings without machine ratings remain index-level only. Do not invent stand counts or kW to “complete” those empty fields.

4. Conflicts and open items

• 607 mm coil width — Example from one English quotation. Different hanging-board profiles use different feed widths; do not expand 607 mm into “all horizontal cladding machines.”
• 0.5–0.7 mm thickness — Tied to that quotation. If another document disagrees, the contract technical proposal wins; do not silently merge bands.
• Public vendor speed / kW sheets — Market pages often quote 8–20 m/min and various motor sizes. Those are industry context only; this encyclopedia page does not adopt them as the documented baseline because the authoritative short table leaves speed and power open.
• Duplicate folder history — Keep one public parameter story. Do not maintain a second conflicting thickness / width set from an older HOLD pack.

5. Boundaries (related machines)

• Generic roof / wall panel lines — Exposed-fastener trapezoid or corrugated roof sheets; different installation orientation and tooling.
• Clip / soffit snap-lock lines — Narrower clip-panel family with its own 12-pass baseline.
• Russia-market C-series roof codes — Separate profile codes and parameter files.
• Ridge-cap lines (312 / ribbed punch) — Roof peak accessories, not wall hanging boards.
• Floor deck lines — Structural decking, not façade cladding.

6. Buyer FAQ

Is this a roof sheet machine?

No. It is aimed at wall cladding / horizontal hanging boards. Roof trapezoid, glazed tile, and standing-seam hosts are separate inquiries.

Why are speed and main motor missing here?

Because the documented English quotation baseline used for this page does not lock those figures in a complete table. Confirm power and speed on the technical proposal for your drawing.

Is 607 mm always the coil width?

No. It is the input coil width written on one English quotation. Send the hanging-board drawing so feed width and finished cover can be matched.

What does the “about 30 mm depth” note mean?

It is product-copy language from that source describing consistent cladding depth in a concealed / rain-screen style system. Treat it as descriptive; lock geometry on the drawing.