FLEXO offers 3 series for the 3-Roll plate rolling machines line:

The FX3.1 SERIES of MECHANICAL 3-ROLL ASYMMETRICAL PLATE ROLLING MACHINES with single pre-bending

The side roll moves up and down in a straight line, while in these machines both the top and the bottom rolls rotate. Both the side roll and the pinch rolls (top and bottom) can be motorized (motorised FX3.1.35M version). The plate is pinched by the bottom roll, which is raised and lowered in a straight line by a dual bearing device.

The ease of use of these machines for the production of filters, small cones and small-diameter tubes makes them an excellent choice which combines quality with low processing costs.
On all versions, the TOP ROLL is interchangeable, with 2 standard diameters, allowing the production of very small diameter tubes.

The FX3.2 SERIES of MECHANICAL 3-ROLL ASYMMETRICAL PLATE ROLLING MACHINES with complete single pre-bending

The side roll (bending roll) has motorized upward and downward travel as standard. In these machines, the top and bottom rolls are rotated by a self-braking motor coupled to a reduction unit. The plate is pinched manually by the bottom roll, which is raised and lowered in a straight line by means of a bearing system.

All machines are equipped as standard with a mobile control pedal unit.

The ease of use of these machines, as well as their case-hardened rolls and cone bending device, makes them an excellent choice which combines quality with low processing costs.

The FX3.3 series of MECHANICAL 3-ROLL ASYMMETRICAL PLATE ROLLING MACHINES, with one complete pre-bending

The side roll (bending roll) is mounted on steel flanges and bearings as standard, for maximum reliability and the lowest possible friction over time.

In these machines, the top and bottom rollers are rotated by a self-braking motor coupled to a reduction unit. The motorized pinching of the plate is performed by the bottom roll, which is raised and lowered in a straight line. One very interesting option is the installation of an INVERTER, to achieve a variable rotational speed control of the rolls. This option allows to reduce the speed in the early rolling stages, for better control and results, and also for time savings when processing large diameters. Another optional application is an increased gap between the top and bottom rolls. Compared to conventional machines, this feature allows the shaping of small, small thickness square or rectangular tubular sections.