This machine is designed to form helical/helix/helical propeller blades and similar curved blades by cold pressing/rolling. Typical uses include manufacturing helical blades for machinery, producing propellers for industrial applications, repair and refurbishment work in machine shops, and custom blade formation for specialized jobs.
It is a cold rolling mill with selectable voltage options (380V, 110V, 220V, 240V), an 11 kW motor, and a gross weight of about 3000 kg. Core components include the motor and a pressure vessel. The unit is supplied new and is sold as a single item.
It is intended for cold forming common industrial metals used for blades such as mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum and copper alloys. Exact suitability depends on material grade, temper and thickness—please provide material details so the supplier can confirm capability.
Maximum blade length, width and material thickness depend on tooling, die configuration and the exact machine setup. The machine is intended for thin to medium gauge blade work typical in propeller and helical blade manufacturing. Contact the supplier with your target dimensions so they can confirm or recommend tooling and limits.
Production rate varies with blade size, material, operator skill, and tooling. Small blades may be produced rapidly while larger or custom profiles will take longer. For a reliable estimate provide sample dimensions and expected daily output and the supplier can provide a production-rate estimate.
The machine is available for common voltages: 380V, 110V, 220V and 240V. The motor power rating is 11 kW. Confirm the exact voltage configuration when ordering to match your site electrical supply.
No — the unit is marketed as easy to operate with user-friendly controls and a compact design. Operators should still be trained on safe setup, tooling changes and process parameters for consistent results.
Follow standard machine and hydraulic-press safety: keep guards in place, use emergency stops, lock out/tag out during maintenance, wear appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection, hearing protection), never reach into the forming area while press is energized, and ensure trained personnel operate the machine.
Routine maintenance typically includes daily visual checks, keeping the forming area clean, checking and topping hydraulic oil as required, inspecting hoses and seals, lubrication of bearings and moving parts, and periodic tightening of fasteners. Follow the supplier’s maintenance schedule for hydraulic and electrical systems.
Yes. The product listing states that a video outgoing inspection and a machinery test report are provided prior to shipment.
The listing does not specify standard tooling. Tooling and dies to match specific blade profiles are often provided or quoted separately. Ask the supplier which tooling is included and request quotes for additional or custom tooling required for your blade designs.
Yes. The machine supports custom blade formation for specialized needs. Suppliers typically offer customization of tooling, tooling fixtures and process parameters—discuss your profile drawings and production requirements with them.
The machine weighs about 3000 kg and will generally require a suitable lifting device (crane or forklift) for placement, a level and firm floor or foundation, appropriate electrical supply per selected voltage, and space for operation and maintenance. The supplier can advise on exact foundation, clearance and utility needs and often provides installation assistance.
Warranty terms and after-sales support are not listed in the brief. Contact the supplier for specific warranty coverage, spare parts availability, training options and technical support packages.
As a heavy 3000 kg industrial machine, it is typically crated/packed for heavy freight and shipped by road or sea freight depending on destination. Exact packaging, shipping method, costs and lead time depend on order, destination and any customization—confirm these details with the supplier when placing an order.
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