Roll exchange is done using a cassette exchange method! The product cutting is performed using a double cut method, resulting in a clean cut surface with minimal deformation.
If you need the production of molding machines using roll forming processing, please leave it to us. With the technology and achievements we have cultivated over many years, we will design dedicated machines tailored to your needs. Our AP-75D cassette-type pre-notch H bumper molding line produces high-tensile steel bumpers for automobiles, combining high quality and versatility. In the pre-treatment section (pre-notch section), hole processing is performed before molding, and the roll exchange of the molding machine is completed in a short time using a cassette exchange method. The installation of an auto cassette changer further improves the efficiency of the changeover. 【Features】 ■ After molding to the specified product cross-sectional shape, rotary spot welding is performed. ■ Following that, R bending is done, and cutting is carried out along the R. ■ The product cutting uses a double cut method, resulting in a clean cut with minimal deformation. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is a research and development-oriented manufacturer that will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2024. We are committed to our own brand and engage in a consistent manufacturing process that includes planning, development, design, production, sales, and after-sales support. In recent years, driven by a desire to solve social issues, we have also been actively developing BtoC products such as anti-theft devices for automobiles and safety devices to prevent accidents caused by pedal misapplication.
