Which family
Which family
jamb frames, rolling-shutter slats and sectional panels are different hosts.
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Door Frame Roll Forming Solution
Automatic door-frame / jamb mill. Example below: 22 stands, 7.5 kW x2, 0.8-1.5 mm, 380 V / 60 Hz. Rolling-shutter slats and sectional panels are separate hosts.
Who it's for
Door-frame plants that roll jamb profiles from coil with punch maps locked to the drawing, and need a clear host before mixing shutter slats or sectional panels.
Punch map
Punch map
station count follows the customer drawing.
Round-cover frames
Round-cover frames
a different profile family, quoted separately.
How to choose a line
- Automatic door frame / jamb profiles -> Door-frame line (Example specification on this page)
- Rolling-shutter slat curtain -> Rolling-shutter slat line (Separate quotation)
- Sectional / garage door panel -> Sectional door panel line (Flip-bend after cut; different host)
- Round-cover frame -> Round-cover frame line (Ask separately)
Example specification
One delivered example. Final numbers follow your quotation.
| Example line | Automatic door-frame / jamb mill from a delivered specification (not shutter slat, not sectional panel) |
|---|---|
| Material | 0.8-1.5 mm (the same file also notes a 0.8-1.2 mm family) |
| Former | 22 stands / 7.5 kW x2 / cast arch + gearbox |
| Punch | Stations follow the customer drawing |
| Power | 380 V / 60 Hz / 3-phase |
Line walkthrough
1Decoil
Decoil
Feed coil in the 0.8-1.5 mm jamb window. Decoiler class is ticked on the quotation.
- Decoiler
2Punch
Punch
Stations and dies follow the customer drawing / flowchart.
- Punch per drawing
3Form
Form
22 stands, cast arch and gearbox, 7.5 kW x2 on this example.
- Door-frame former
4Cut
Cut
Cut to length on the example line.
- Shear
Equipment matching
| Step | Module | Guidance | Related |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary | Automatic door-frame line | 22 stands / 7.5 kW x2 / 0.8-1.5 mm / 380 V 60 Hz | Door frame roll forming |
| Alternative | Rolling-shutter slat line | Separate quotation | Rolling shutter slat forming |
| Related product | Sectional door panel line | Flip-bend after cut; ask separately | Sectional garage door panel |
| Related product | Round-cover frame | Ask separately |
What's included
Automatic door-frame / jamb vs rolling-shutter slat vs sectional panel vs round-cover frame, one 22-stand door-frame specification, equipment matching, and a quote checklist.
What to send for a quote
- Year-one mix: jamb frame vs rolling shutter vs sectional panel vs round-cover
- Profile drawings plus punch / hinge / lock map
- Coil: thickness window (example 0.8-1.5 mm) and coating
- Punch station count from the drawing
- Site voltage / frequency / phase (example line 380 V / 60 Hz)
- HMI languages
Check before you quote
Slat curtains are a different host
Slat curtains are a different host
Rolling-shutter slats are quoted apart from jamb frames.
Sectional panels flip-bend after cut
Sectional panels flip-bend after cut
Garage / sectional panels use flip-bend after cut. That is a different quotation.
Punch follows the drawing
Punch follows the drawing
Hole maps on a door-frame mill come from the customer drawing.
FAQ
Can one door machine make jambs, shutter slats and sectional panels?
Automatic door frames, rolling-shutter slats and sectional panels are different hosts. The example below is the jamb mill.
Where do 22 stands and 7.5 kW x2 come from?
From the quotation that matches that delivered door-frame line. Shutter and sectional lines use their own files.
Do punch stations come as a default kit?
Punch follows the customer drawing.
How are price and lead time quoted?
Send the quote checklist. Commercial terms come back on the offer.
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