

ridge cap machine · ridge tile roll forming · 312 ridge cap · roof ridge formingA ridge cap (ridge tile) covers the roof apex where two slopes meet. The mill forms a short, often angled or corrugated covering profile from light-gauge coil — not the main trapezoidal roof sheet. Buyers also search “312 ridge cap” and “roof ridge forming” for the same inquiry class.
This page documents the 312 ridge quotation. Ridge-punch lines, glazed step-tile working speeds and multi-out (3-out) ridge quotes without full parameters are separate machines or need their own quotation.
Documented flow:
The decoiler on that quotation is passive — pulled by the mill, not a powered decoil drive of its own class. Decoiler capacity on the quotation: ~5000 kg; width ~1250 mm; ID ~450–550 mm.
| Item | On the 312 quotation |
|---|---|
| Line speed | ~8–12 m/min |
| Main drive | ~3 kW |
| Envelope | ~6200 × 1100 × 1500 mm |
| Mass | ~3200 kg |
| Rollers / shaft | ~11 rollers; shaft ø60 (45 steel); rollers chrome-plated 45 steel |
| Drive / frame | Chain drive; 350 H frame |
| Power supply | 380 V / 50 Hz / 3φ |
| Hydraulic cut | ~3 kW; hydraulic oil VG46 |
These bands belong to the 312 ridge quotation. They do not carry onto a ridge-punch line or a glazed tile mill.
A ridge-punch configuration is a separate machine. Side evidence from that line (not 312):
| Item | Ridge-punch line (separate) |
|---|---|
| Servo | ~5.5 kW |
| Hydraulic | ~11 kW |
| Passes | 12 |
| Shaft | ø70 |
| Thickness | ~0.4–0.6 mm |
| Speed | ~15 m/min |
Punch servo/hyd numbers stay separate from the 312 main ~3 kW / hyd cut ~3 kW package.
No. Trapezoidal is the main roof sheet line. Ridge cap is a separate accessory profile.
No. Glazed step-tile ~2–3 m/min is side evidence. 312 ridge is ~8–12 m/min on that quotation.
No. Punch uses a separate line (servo ~5.5, hyd ~11, 12 passes, ø70, ~0.4–0.6 mm, ~15 m/min) — not the 312 main ~3 kW build.
Needs a full-parameter quotation — the 312 kW does not transfer to an incomplete multi-out quote.
Process, decoiler, kW, envelope, rollers, shaft, thickness and hardness above come from the 312 quotation. Ridge-punch figures are a separate line.