

A K-Span / beamless arch building machine (MIC240 class, often labeled 914–610) is an on-site roll-forming and curving unit for self-supporting steel arch panels. Coil is formed flat, cut to length, curved to arch radius, then optionally seamed. It is not a conventional ground-mounted roof/wall panel line and not a floor-deck machine.
| Item | Cited reference |
|---|---|
| Speeds (separate bands) | Flat ~15 m/min; arch ~13 m/min; seam ~16 m/min — not one combined rating |
| Power | Total motors ~19.7 kW; main ~7.5; curving ~3.0 + 1.5×2; shear ~4.0; conical ~1.1+1.1 |
| Width | Feed ~914 mm → product ~610 mm (~66.7% utilization) |
| Thickness | ~0.6–1.5 mm |
| Forming | ~13+1 steps (incl. lead rubber roll); gear/sprocket drive |
| Envelope / mass | ~8900×2230×2350 mm; ~10 t |
| Span (cited) | ~5–40 m — depends on thickness and engineering; not an absolute guarantee |
| Decoiler | ~10 t capacity; ID ~450–650 mm |
Conflict call-out: some draft summaries show thickness ~0.5–0.6 mm; MIC240 source evidence cites ~0.6–1.5 mm. Prefer the MIC240 technical parameter band and keep variants labeled. Larger 1250–800 class machines in the same pack may quote different total power — do not overwrite MIC240 with those figures.
Full sequence detail lives on the K-Span process-flow page.
MIC240 class is designed as a site-capable arch building machine (often trailer-mounted in industry practice). Scope of mobility and generator follow the named proposal.
MIC240 accessory lists include a sewing/seaming machine for assembling arched panels. Confirm whether seam is in the quoted package.
Flat forming, arch curving, and seaming are separate operations with separate cited bands (~15 / ~13 / ~16 m/min). Do not average them.
No. Ordinary roof/wall panel mills do not include the on-site arch + seam path for beamless shells.
Final ratings follow the named proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.