

A truck / auto body panel roll forming line cold-forms carriage plates and related body panels for trucks, trailers, and (as a configuration) auto body skins. Typical finished products are ribbed or corrugated body sheets named by section codes (examples seen in the pack: YX50-500/600 class; other body codes such as YX28-series aliases).
Internal FAQ status is HOLD / evidence thin: profile drawings and deal video/photos exist; a complete host quotation locking public speed, thickness, or power does not. This page is a family definition — not a numeric rating sheet.
Market truck sideboard / roof-panel lines show decoil → form → hydraulic cut flows with PLC length control — useful as industry process context only.
| Item | Internal pack status | Industry context (do not paste as ZTRFM rating) |
|---|---|---|
| Forming speed | Blocked | Truck-panel ads sometimes cite about 12 m/min class examples |
| Thickness / width | Blocked | Follow the named YX / body drawing; do not borrow floor-deck YX50 bands |
| Main / hydraulic power | Blocked | Vendor ads vary widely — leave open |
| Stations / shaft | Blocked | Not locked in FAQ |
| Controls / drive | Contract-based | Confirm on proposal electrical list |
Conflict call-out: building-construction “YX50” floor-deck machines are a different product family even when the numeric prefix looks similar. Never paste deck 0.8–1.5 mm / 15 kW classes into truck body answers.
Drawings define geometry. They do not replace a host quotation for speed, power, and stand count. FAQ therefore keeps machine-side fields blocked.
It names a section family. Still send the full drawing, thickness, length range, and whether auto-body variants must share the host.
No. Floor-deck YX codes are building composite-slab panels. Truck body YX names are carriage sections.
See “Auto body configuration of a truck / auto body panel line” for the configuration framing.
Final ratings follow the confirmed technical proposal. Price and lead time are out of scope. Evidence status: HOLD until a complete host quotation is attached.