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The P3 series has a eminant reputation among DREISTERN customers. The five models in the P3 series offer outstanding cost-effectiveness. Thanks to the numerous equipment variations, the right solution can be found for each requirement. According to the tooling changeover frequency, a suitable quick changeover system is put into action.
Equipped with computer driven pre- and post-punching units, these rollforming machines can manufacture finished profiles. Contoured tubes are also possible by means of additional HF welding equipment.
It is no wonder that hardly any profile producer today wishes to do without this multi-talented machine. |
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Frequent profile changeovers while maintaining the same high profile quality?
This is no problem for a P60/90. Thanks to a compact quick-change stand system, a tooling change can be carried out quickly. A precisely adjusted tooling stand is available for each particular profile. The advantage: No adjustments need to be carried out after tooling change. This type of machine is particularly popular with foam-filled roller shutter manufacturers, who appreciate the same high quality offered by this machine - even for difficult profile forms.
Additional foam-filling, punching or welding are easily integrated in the P60/90. Manufacturers have availed of these characteristics for many different and unforeseeable applications. |
Your product range contains many similar profiles with varying widths and heights?
Then a DREISTERN twin rollforming machine may be exactly the right choice for you. This type of machine can rollform, in one single operation, two lengths of your profile simultaneously. The width or height adjustments of a new profile are effected by pressing a button. The machine will accordingly move to the desired position for the new profile width.
The flexibility of these types of machines offers numerous applications, such as, cable conduits, door frames or steel furniture parts. Finished components can therefore be manufactured by means of additional punching and bending operations. |
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Our P120N enjoys a legendary reputation. The first machine of its kind was produced in 1955 and is still in everyday use. The P120N has been further developed through the years. Today it differs in many ways from its predecessor. One thing has however remained: It is still a robust work horse which demands little, but offers a great deal.
The P120N is still value for money whether it is used as a single purpose machine for simple, but precise profiles or for special applications by custom rollforming companies. |
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