Angle Rolling Capabilities refer to achieving precise curves, arcs, or rings while maintaining the steel’s structural integrity. Key factors include: Minimum Bending Radius: Ability to achieve tight radii without compromising material strength. Distortion Control: Ensures the angle retains its cross-sectional shape during bending.
Minimum bending radius: refers to the minimum roll bending radius. In fact, different bending methods can achieve different bending radii.
Angle Rolling Capabilities of PBC Series Profile Bending Machine
Angle Rolling Process: Four ways to angle profile bendingAngle Profile Bending: Toe InAngle Profile Bending: Toe Out
The PBC series profile bending machine efficiently bends angle iron in four configurations: Leg-Out, Leg-In, Heel-Out, and Heel-In. These capabilities meet the demands of industries such as construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, and engineering. Below are the maximum section sizes and minimum bending diameters (DIA) for each bending direction.
Angle Leg-Out
Size (mm)
Min. Bending DIA (mm)
80 × 80 × 10
Ø1500
120 × 120 × 12
Ø2000
140 × 140 × 14
Ø2500
160 × 160 × 20
Ø3000
180 × 180 × 20
Ø4000
200 × 200 × 20
Ø4500
200 × 200 × 28
Ø6000
200 × 200 × 30
Ø8000
Angle Leg-In
Size (mm)
Min. Bending DIA (mm)
80 × 80 × 10
Ø1000
120 × 120 × 12
Ø1500
140 × 140 × 14
Ø1500
160 × 160 × 20
Ø1800
180 × 180 × 20
Ø3000
200 × 200 × 20
Ø4000
200 × 200 × 28
Ø4000
200 × 200 × 30
Ø4500
Angle Heel-Out(Estimated Based on Leg-Out & Leg-In Data)
Size (mm)
Min. Bending DIA (mm)
80 × 80 × 10
Ø1800
120 × 120 × 12
Ø2500
140 × 140 × 14
Ø3000
160 × 160 × 20
Ø3500
180 × 180 × 20
Ø5000
200 × 200 × 20
Ø6000
200 × 200 × 28
Ø7000
200 × 200 × 30
Ø9000
Angle Heel-In(Estimated Based on Leg-Out & Leg-In Data)
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