I. Motion Types of Leveling Machines
Main Motion refers to the rotational and bending movements of the upper and lower rolls of the leveling machine as they process the sheet metal. The main motion accomplishes the primary processing task of the leveling machine.
Auxiliary Motion refers to the movements involved in the plate rolling process, including loading and unloading of materials, the lifting and tilting of the upper rolls, and the flipping of the overturning frame.
II. Design of Leveling Machines
Design of the main drive system
Design of the auxiliary drive system
III. Control Methods of Leveling Machines
According to their application, leveling machines are classified into:
CNC (Computer Numerical Control): For high-mix, high-volume production
T&BNC (NC): For low-mix, high-volume production
TNC (Upper NC): For high-mix, low-volume production
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