Processes:
Roll-forming
The roll-forming process involves creating metal profiles via controlled plastic deformation. This method is used to manufacture structural and functional components that require specific geometries and tight tolerances. During roll-forming, the metal is fed through rolls or dies that apply pressure to shape the part.
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This process is key when it comes to manufacturing parts (like structural beams, rails, and other elements) that require strength and dimensional accuracy. The advantage of roll-forming is that it works with a variety of materials (from carbon steel to more complex alloys) and the end product meets the strength and durability demands of automotive applications.
In addition, roll-forming optimises material usage and reduces waste, thus increasing efficiency and sustainability levels. This process is integrated into automated or semi-automated production lines, ensuring high quality standards and consistency in the mass production of crucial components for the automotive industry.
