Automatic C80-300 class
Forming ~0–18 m/min; with punch/shear ~0–12; main ~15 kW; ~14 stations; φ80; web ~80–300; ~1.0–3.0 mm


Hot-rolled I is a shape mill. Cold-formed C and Z are the named purlin hosts. If the PDF is a cold-formed I, send the drawing — this catalogue has no I-purlin nameplate.
There is no named I-purlin mill in this catalogue. If you run a Cee and label it I, first-off is still a Cee. This page is the shop-floor fork.
Forming ~0–18 m/min; with punch/shear ~0–12; main ~15 kW; ~14 stations; φ80; web ~80–300; ~1.0–3.0 mm
~17 stations; main ~18.5 kW on that Automatic class (another Z quotation lists ~15 kW)
20 stands; servo 42 kW; high 32 / normal 12–18 m/min; punch/cut 15 kW; 1–3.2 mm; 380 V / 50 Hz
| Automatic C80-300 class | Forming ~0–18 m/min; with punch/shear ~0–12; main ~15 kW; ~14 stations; φ80; web ~80–300; ~1.0–3.0 mm |
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| Automatic Z80-300 class | ~17 stations; main ~18.5 kW on that Automatic class (another Z quotation lists ~15 kW) |
| CZ auto-changeover | 20 stands; servo 42 kW; high 32 / normal 12–18 m/min; punch/cut 15 kW; 1–3.2 mm; 380 V / 50 Hz |
| CUZ | C/U 80–300, Z 120–300; 1–3 mm; ellipse 14.3×25.4; 6 t hydraulic decoiler; 220 V / 60 Hz |
| Fixed C 45×75 / 45×100 | 14 stands Φ80; 11 kW servo; hyd stop 5.5 kW; ~20 m/min; 440 V / 60 Hz |
Wrong plant for a purlin line. Automatic C80-300 (~15 kW) is a Cee mill, not a hot-section mill.
Retag and run the matching host. Roof orientation does not turn a Cee into an I.
No C lips, or two halves joined. Custom flower. A C/Z HMI recipe is not an I mill.
A CZ changeover cycle is C and Z recipes. Sigma web folds follow a different drawing again.
This page: The fork: hot-rolled beam, C/Z host, or custom cold I from the PDF.
Sister lines: CZ auto-changeover, CUZ, fixed C, and sigma (also drawing-quoted).
A hot I on a purlin decoiler is the wrong plant.
A Cee labeled I still fails as an I-section.
C/Z speeds stay on C/Z files.
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