

A slotted angle / roll-punch line decoils strip, roll-punches (rotary/roll punch) a repeating hole pattern, then forms slotted angle / shelf-angle type sections. It is a pre-punch integrated host — not a post-punch-only line and not a pure slitting/CTL line.
| Item | Chinese tech-note reference |
|---|---|
| Product | ~25 mm width × ~1 mm thickness |
| Speed | ~50 m/min |
| Main motor | ~5.5 kW |
| Shaft / dies | Shaft ~φ100 (45Cr QT); punches DC53 HRC61–63 |
| Control | Industrial PC + PLC + inverter |
| Hydraulics / footprint | Not listed on that note → blocked (do not invent) |
| Core blocks | Decoiler + roll-punch unit (short Chinese BOM) |
| Item | English quote notes |
|---|---|
| Width / thickness | ~70 mm / ~1.0–1.2 mm GI |
| Speed | ~0–60 m/min (incl. cutting process language) |
| Motors | Rotary punch ~15 kW; form ~11 kW; cut hyd ~5.5 kW + servo ~3 kW; decoiler hyd ~5.5 / motor ~3 |
| Shafts / stands | Punch shaft ~φ150; form shaft ~φ60 solid; ~12 form stands |
| Cut tolerance | ~±1 mm / 3 m cited |
Australian operation manual thickness examples (e.g. T=2.0 / T=0.8) are operator notes — not the product specification band.
Complex hole maps may need CNC punch instead of rotary — confirm on the drawing.
No. They belong to different quotation tiers — label the source.
No. This host hangs on the pre-punch / roll-punch family evidence.
No — that field is blocked on the Chinese tech note.
Final ratings follow the named technical proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope.