0.3-0.8mm Galvanized Steel Glazed Tile & Roof Panel Double Layer Roofing Machine
Glazed tile roll forming machine metal roofing tile making machine for building material machinery is used for making the color glazed tiles in batch.This machine adopted PLC control cabinet achieved full automatic easy operation produce.
Glazed tile Technical Parameter
Technical Parameter | |
Main Motor Power | 7.5kw |
Sheet Thickness | 0.4-0.8mm |
Sheet Width | 1000mm |
Roller Stations | 16 stations/18 stations |
Way Of Drive | 1.2 inch single chain |
Roller Material | 5# forge steel, coated with chrome |
Shaft Material and DIA | ¢76mm, material is 45# forge steel |
Hydraulic Station Power | 5.5kw |
Size of the press parts | 2000*1800*1500mm |
Glazed tile Main Components
S.N | Equipment name | Quantity |
1. | Feeding and leveling device | 1 set |
2. | Main roll forming machine | 1 set |
3. | 5 tons passive decoiler | 1 set |
4. | Hydraulic station | 1 set |
5. | Control system (including control box) | 1 set |
6. | Spare parts | 1 package |
Glazed tile working flow
Profile Drawing
Finished Products:
Application
The finished products are widely used in garden-like factories, tourist scenic spots, pavilions and pavilions, hotel villas, exhibition halls, resorts, resorts and so on. It has many advantages, such as beautiful scenery, Home and other architectural and outdoor decoration.
Metal roof sheets are a popular choice for both residential and commercial buildings due to their durability, longevity, and aesthetic appeal. Here are some key points about metal roof sheets:
Types of Metal Roof Sheets
1. Corrugated Metal Sheets:
- Recognizable by their wavy pattern.
- Often used for agricultural buildings and sheds.
2. Standing Seam Metal Roofs:
- Characterized by raised seams running vertically from the roof's ridge to the eaves.
- Common in modern architectural designs.
3. Metal Shingles:
- Mimic the appearance of traditional roofing materials like slate, wood, or tile.
- Offer a more classic look while providing the benefits of metal roofing.
Materials
- Steel:
- Often coated with a layer of zinc (galvanized) or a mix of zinc and aluminum (Galvalume) to prevent rust.
- Durable and cost-effective.
- Aluminum:
- Lightweight, resistant to rust, and ideal for coastal areas.
- More expensive than steel.
- Copper:
- Offers a distinctive aesthetic and develops a patina over time.
- Very durable but also one of the most expensive options.
- Zinc:
- Long-lasting and self-healing, meaning scratches will mend over time.
- Like copper, it's quite expensive.
Benefits
- Durability:
- Metal roofs can last 40-70 years, depending on the material.
- Weather Resistance:
- Can withstand high winds, rain, snow, and even fire.
- Energy Efficiency:
- Reflects solar radiant heat, reducing cooling costs.
- Low Maintenance:
- Requires less maintenance compared to traditional roofing materials.
Considerations
- Initial Cost:
- Higher upfront cost compared to asphalt shingles.
- Noise:
- Can be noisier during rain or hailstorms, although proper insulation can mitigate this.
- Expansion and Contraction:
- Metal expands and contracts with temperature changes, which can lead to issues if not properly installed.
Installation
Proper installation is crucial to ensure the longevity and performance of a metal roof. It is recommended to hire experienced professionals who understand the specific requirements of metal roofing systems.
Conclusion
Metal roof sheets offer a robust, long-lasting, and aesthetically versatile roofing option suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether for residential homes, commercial buildings, or agricultural structures, the various types and materials available can meet diverse needs and preferences.