Angle Iron Punching Machine SBCK‑50A

Specifications, applications and operation

Specification breakdown. The Angle Iron Punching Machine SBCK‑50A is offered in models SBCK-50W, angle iron size ∠30×30×3 mm – ∠50×50×5 mm, max punching dia Φ15 (5 mm, Q235), punching & cutting mould 1 set / 35 sets, at a forming speed of 1000 pcs/hr, at a forming speed of 6 m/min, requires 11.8 kW, with overall dimensions of 4100×1100×1300 mm, requires 380V / 50Hz / 3PH.

Typical applications. Round flange machines produce the bolted angle iron rings that connect spiral duct sections, particularly for industrial dust collection, kitchen exhaust and material handling installations where higher pressure ratings or service-removable joints are specified. Typical buyers include spiral duct fabricators, dust extraction system OEMs and industrial maintenance contractors who need to make custom flanged spiral duct on demand.

How it works. Round flange machines roll angle iron stock into a circular ring that matches the outside diameter of the spiral duct it will join. Bolt-hole punching is performed in a separate operation (or on a combined forming-and-punching line for higher-volume work). The finished flange is welded or riveted to the spiral duct end and provides a bolted, gasketted joint that is service-removable.

Quality, certification and after-sales. Like every machine in the SBKJ catalogue, this unit is built to ISO 9001:2015 quality management standards and CE marked for European conformity. The factory in Jiangyin, Jiangsu has been operating since 1995 and SBKJ holds 60+ invention and utility patents in HVAC ductwork machinery design. Each machine ships with a 12-month warranty on mechanical and electrical components, lifetime spare-parts availability, and 3–7 days of on-site installation supervision and operator training by an SBKJ engineer. Remote support is available via WhatsApp and email, with engineer response within 12 hours and technical troubleshooting within 72 hours.

Where this fits in your workshop

Cutting, bending and forming machines are the upstream stations of any duct workshop. Coil stock is sheared to length, scored and bent into the duct shape, and then handed off to the seam closer or the TDF former. On an SBAL-V auto duct line these operations are integrated into a single coil-to-duct line; on a manual or semi-auto workshop they are stand-alone stations operated by 2–4 staff. SBKJ supplies the full upstream set — coil line, plasma cutter, folder, beader, rollformer — either matched to one of our auto lines or as individual replacements for ageing equipment.

Pre-purchase checklist

Use this list when you write the enquiry or when you compare two suppliers. Each line is something an SBKJ engineer will want clarified before quoting.

• Maximum sheet thickness and width at the gauges you actually run
• Cutting accuracy — ±0.2 mm is the SBKJ commercial-line standard
• Tool life and sharpening interval at production volume
• Drive type — servo for accuracy, hydraulic for heavy gauge
• Workshop floor space and crane access for sheet handling
• Compatibility with your downstream seam closer and TDF former

Operator and maintenance notes. The Angle Iron Punching Machine SBCK‑50A is designed to be run by a single trained operator under normal conditions. Daily checks include lubrication of the forming rolls, inspection of the drive belts and chain tension, and a clean-down of the tool surfaces. Weekly checks add electrical cabinet inspection and a torque check on the main frame fasteners. SBKJ ships every machine with an English operator manual, a maintenance schedule and a recommended two-year spare parts kit. Operator training is included in the 7-day commissioning visit, and a refresher session can be booked at any time within the warranty period.