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    Light-Gauge Keel Roll Forming Solution

    Light-gauge keel package: partition stud and track, ceiling T-grid, furring, or a villa frame line. Example below is a high-speed stud-and-track mill: 4+16 stands, 0.39-0.81 mm, up to 70 m/min.

    Stud and track lineCU combined keel lineCeiling T-grid lineFurring channel line
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    Who it's for

    Drywall and ceiling plants that roll light-gauge studs, tracks, T-grid or furring from coil and need a clear host for year-one volume.

    Which family first

    Which family first

    partition C/U, ceiling T, furring/hat, and villa frames are different hosts.

    One mill or two

    One mill or two

    many plants run a wall line and a ceiling line; a CU combined mill is a different quote.

    Holes and dimples

    Holes and dimples

    punch count and web pattern follow the drawing.

    How to choose a line

    1. Partition C studs and U tracks for drywall -> Stud and track line (Example specification on this page)
    2. C and U on one mill with changeover -> CU combined keel line (Separate quotation from dedicated stud/track)
    3. Suspended ceiling Main T / Cross T -> Ceiling T-grid line (Ask for that package; not the stud-and-track example)
    4. Hat / omega furring channels -> Furring channel line (Quoted separately from partition hosts)
    5. Prefab house frames (thicker C-class) -> Villa LGS frame line (Punch maps and gauge are not drywall C50)
    6. Structural C/Z purlins about 1 mm and up -> C/Z purlin solution (Different product family)

    Example specification

    One delivered example. Final numbers follow your quotation.

    Example lineHigh-speed stud and track host from a delivered specification
    MaterialGI 0.39-0.81 mm; small lip on the section drawings
    FormerCast stands 4+16 / shaft Dia. 70 / GCr12 / gearbox drive
    Punch / cut5 hydraulic punch stations + 1 cut; full web dimples by die
    SpeedUp to 70 m/min on this example (hole count and stacker still affect the job)
    Infeed / outDual-head hydraulic decoiler 3 t + inkjet + automatic stacker with PP strap
    Power / HMI380 V / 50 Hz / 3-phase / PLC / EN and ES

    Line walkthrough

    1Uncoiling

    Uncoiling

    Dual-head hydraulic decoiler, 3 t class, for light-gauge coil.

    • Dual-head hydraulic decoiler 3 t
    2Punch

    Punch

    Five stations before or with the cut; round or slot and dimple pattern follow the drawing.

    • Hydraulic punch x5
    3Form

    Form

    Cast 4+16 stands, Dia. 70 GCr12, gearbox drive.

    • Stud and track former
    4Cut to length

    Cut to length

    Hydraulic cut on the example line.

    • Hydraulic shear
    5Mark and stack

    Mark and stack

    Inkjet plus automatic stacker with PP strap on the example order.

    • Inkjet / PP stacker

    Equipment matching

    StepModuleGuidanceRelated
    PrimaryHigh-speed stud and track line4+16 / Dia. 70 / 0.39-0.81 mm / up to 70 m/minStud and track forming
    AlternativeCU combined keel lineC and U changeover on one mill; separate quotationCU stud forming
    Related productFurring / hat channel lineAsk for the furring packageCeiling furring forming
    Related productVilla LGS frame lineThicker C-class frames; own punch mapVilla LGS stud forming
    InfeedHydraulic decoilerExample: dual-head 3 tHydraulic decoiler
    OutAuto stacker + PP strapExample order includes inkjet and PP packingStud-track strapping

    What's included

    Partition stud/track vs CU combo vs ceiling T vs furring vs villa frame, one high-speed stud-and-track specification, equipment matching, and a quote checklist.

    What to send for a quote

    1. Year-one mix: partition stud/track vs ceiling T vs furring vs villa frame
    2. Profile drawings (C/U sizes, T-grid, hat) plus hole and dimple map
    3. Coil: thickness window, GI grade, max strip width
    4. One dedicated mill vs CU combined vs two hosts (wall + ceiling)
    5. Site voltage / frequency / phase (example line 380 V / 50 Hz)
    6. Punch station count and whether inkjet / auto stacker / PP strap are required
    7. HMI languages (example line EN and ES)

    Check before you quote

    Purlins stay on the purlin page

    Purlins stay on the purlin page

    Light-gauge drywall coil is a different host from structural C/Z purlin lines.

    Villa punch maps stay on the villa quote

    Villa punch maps stay on the villa quote

    Prefab-house frames use a thicker C-class and their own dies. C50 stud numbers stay on the stud quotation.

    Wall and ceiling are often two lines

    Wall and ceiling are often two lines

    A plant that sells both partition and T-grid usually buys two hosts.

    FAQ

    Can one keel machine make studs, T-grid and villa frames?

    Partition stud/track, ceiling T-grid, furring and villa frames are different hosts. The example below is high-speed stud and track only.

    Stud and track - one mill or two?

    Dedicated stud plus dedicated track, or one CU combined mill. The high-speed example on this page is a stud-and-track class; CU changeover is a separate quotation.

    Where do 70 m/min and 4+16 come from?

    From the quotation that matches that delivered line. Ceiling T, furring and villa lines use their own files.

    How are price and lead time quoted?

    Send the quote checklist. Commercial terms come back on the offer.

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