

A peach profile mesh fence post roll forming line produces peach-shaped (ovate) fence posts with a reserved slot / notch path so mesh panels can insert and install with fewer accessories. It is not a highway guardrail post machine, not a fence picket / top-rail line, and not a dust-screen / wind-barrier panel line.
Market descriptions match the peach outer shape with side notches sized to the mesh panel — commercial ratings still follow the FAQ English parameter page.
The FAQ cut system is a flying saw, not a hydraulic shear baseline. Hydraulic station kW is therefore not invented here.
| Item | FAQ English parameter page |
|---|---|
| Forming speed | About 0–8 m/min |
| Main motor | About 11 kW |
| Forming stands | About 26 |
| Shaft | 45#; OD about φ90 mm |
| Roller material | Cr12Mov class |
| Frame / side plate | About 280H; middle plate about 20 mm |
| Drive | Chain |
| Cut | Flying saw tracking; blade Cr12Mov, hardness about HRC 58–62 (source wording) |
| Length tolerance | About 3 m ±1.5 mm |
| Voltage | 380 V / 50 Hz / 3 phase (customizable) |
Source text states the cut system can support about three tube / post size classes — confirm the size map on the proposal.
Conflict note: Public peach-post catalogs advertise many thickness and speed bands (examples from about 0.3–0.8 mm up to multi-millimeter posts, and speeds above 8 m/min). Do not overwrite FAQ figures with those catalogs.
Decoiler and exit packaging completeness are not fully locked as a one-page BOM in the FAQ — confirm configuration on the contract.
No. Confirm thickness and feed width on the proposal for the named peach drawing.
FAQ baseline is flying-saw tracking cut.
No. Different product family and tooling path.
Ratings follow the confirmed technical proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.