I. Introduction: The Core Value of Operational Standards

Adhering to standard operating procedures is fundamental to ensuring the efficient operation of a metal roof forming machine and the safety of personnel. Beginners must master the full workflow essentials.

II. Pre-Operation Preparation

Equipment Checklist

1.Roll Pressing Dies

· Confirm installation is secure, with no wear or deformation.

· Check for uniform die gaps to prevent material distortion.

2.Transmission Components

· Inspect chain and gear lubrication; ensure no foreign objects are obstructing movement.

· Manually rotate components to verify smooth operation.

3.Electrical & Control Systems

· Verify circuit connections are intact and control parameters are set to default values.

· Test emergency stop buttons and overload protection mechanisms.

Safety Gear & Workspace

· Wear protective gloves, goggles, and earplugs.

· Clear debris around the machine to ensure unobstructed operation.

III. Step-by-Step Operation Process

Startup Procedure

1.Power On

· Ensure voltage matches the machine’s rating.

· Activate the control system and allow the machine to preheat to a stable state (typically 10–15 minutes).

2.Load Material

· Adjust the feed guide to match the target material’s width, ensuring proper alignment.

Monitoring During Operation

1.Forming Process

· Continuously adjust feed angle and speed parameters to prevent material misalignment or wrinkling.

· Verify the formed sheet meets design specifications.

2.Anomaly Detection

· Monitor for abnormal noises, vibrations, or other irregularities; pause operation immediately if detected.

· Check for foreign objects or insufficient lubrication.

Shutdown Procedure

1.Power Off

· Turn off the control system before disconnecting the power supply.

2.Cleanup & Maintenance

· Remove residual debris from dies and apply anti-rust oil to critical components.

· Inspect and tighten bolts; log machine operation details.

IV. Basic Application of Intelligent Control Systems

Parameter Setting Logic

1.Material Type

· Adjust roll pressure based on material thickness and type (e.g., galvanized steel, color-coated steel).

2.Profile Requirements

· Configure forming arc, wave height, and pitch to match design drawings.

Fault Warning Identification

1.Error Codes

· Learn common error codes (e.g., E01 for overload, E02 for sensor malfunction).

· Use codes to quickly diagnose issues (e.g., overload may indicate excessive material thickness or tight die gaps).

V. Daily Maintenance & Safety Protocols

Maintenance Essentials

1.Daily Cleaning

· Clean transmission components and inspect for loose bolts.

· Check chain tension and lubrication levels.

2.Periodic Calibration

· Calibrate pressure sensors to ensure forming accuracy.

· Monitor hydraulic oil levels and replace as needed.

Safety Red Lines

Personnel Management

· Restrict operation to authorized personnel only.

· Never touch the roll-pressing area during operation to avoid crushing injuries.

Emergency Response

· Immediately press the emergency stop button in case of malfunction.

· Follow power-off inspection procedures; never repair under power.

VI. Conclusion: From Novice to Pro

Mastering standardized operations and basic maintenance is key to extending machine lifespan and improving construction efficiency. For advanced techniques, explore the machine’s advanced user guide.