Yale, MI

Roller Die + Forming has been producing custom and standard roll formed parts for over 85 years, and we serve clients from the United States, Mexico, Canada, and the rest of the world. The new Michigan location is equipped with 15 roll lines (5 of which are used for induction welding), stamping, bending, and laser cutting capabilities. They’ve also invested in advanced manufacturing capabilities that the Roller Die team is excited to test, including robotics used to handle heavy loads and repetitive movements and laser-guided quality control to add an additional layer of accuracy and quality to existing company processes. The sales team at Roller Die has already expressed enthusiasm about the Michigan location and the advantages these new technologies, as well as the new location, can provide to customers.

What exactly is roll forming and how can you benefit from it?

Roll forming is a option for your company to acquire the metal components it needs in a cost-effective way. In our Louisville roll forming plant, we can produce an unlimited amount of strong metal components quickly, to your exact specifications and with tight tolerance. For this to be accomplished, sheet metal passes through a series of rollers. Each one of these rollers adds shape to the passing metal. The rolls work together to produce the desired cross section. This process is very consistent and repeatable, making roll forming a good way to produce high volumes of metal components.