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Slip & Plate Rollers
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Slip and plate rolling machines feed sheet metal or metal plates between their long, cylindrical rollers to form flat workpieces into rolls. Also known as roll bending machines, they produce slight curves or tight rolls, depending on the roller positioning. They are commonly used to create round ducts, curved panels, storage tanks, and other rounded parts. Slip rollers bend lighter-gauge sheet metal, and plate rollers bend heavier-gauge metal plates.
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Manual Slip Rollers
Manual slip rollers create curves and form rolls in sheet metal. Also known as stand slip rolls, they have a hand crank to turn the rollers.
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Electric Plate Rollers
These plate rolling machines use their electric motor to drive the rollers and form metal plates into rolls. They roll thinner plates than most hydraulic plate rollers.
115V AC ; Single-Phase
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230V AC ; Single-Phase
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Hydraulic Plate Rollers
These plate rolling machines use hydraulic power to drive their rollers and form metal plates into rolls. They roll thicker plates than most electric plate rollers.
230V AC ; Single-Phase
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230V AC ; Three-Phase
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460V AC ; Three-Phase
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