Rolling Shutters Making Machine Manufacturers & Suppliers

A Rolling Shutters Making Machine is a factory machine that turns flat metal sheets into the slats that form rolling shutters. Workers load galvanized steel or aluminum sheets at one end - the sheets move through pairs of rollers that bend them step by step until each sheet becomes a straight, uniform slat. The machine keeps the same shape for every slat and works fast enough for large orders. Key parts of a rolling shutter machine are a decoiler that stores and lets out the raw strip, a set of roll forming stations that bend the strip into the exact slat shape, a hydraulic or mechanical shear that cuts each slat to the set length plus a programmable panel that controls the run speed and the cut. The finished slats come off the line ready to bolt together - they are strong, fit tightly but also add security. Rolling-shutter machines come in three kinds - manual, semi-automatic and fully automatic. In the fully automatic kind, a digital system runs every motion - almost no one has to touch the work - the result is faster output plus shutters that all match the same size and finish. One machine turns out between fifteen but also thirty metres of profile every minute. Newer models accept almost any drawing of a profile - the shape, the exact width and height and the metal or coating can all be changed without great delay. Builders as well as security-goods plants use those lines because they give steady speed, exact repeats and quick change overs when many shutters must be produced.