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Roll Forming: a Sustainable Manufacturing Process
“Sustainability” has grown to become an essential business strategy in manufacturing and is important to the team at Roller Die + Forming. Shareholders continually push manufacturers for evidence of their sustainable practices. As a result, manufacturing companies are investing heavily in bringing their products, process, and plants up to certified sustainable levels as well as […]
Roller Die Supports USA Cares
The team at Roller Die + Forming is choosing to support USA Cares again this year as part of our holiday philanthropy efforts. Many of our employees are veterans and we want show that we appreciate their service and care about what happens to military personnel when they return from overseas. Many servicemen need on-going […]
Roll Formed Parts in the Truck Trailer Market
The Roll Forming process is particularly valuable when the customer’s volume increases exponentially over press brake. Usually, at this point, Roll Forming becomes more affordable for the volume of the job can be completed faster with less labor cost per piece. In addition to this, Roll Forming allows for more complex profiles than traditional press […]
Roller Die Runs .250 Grade 50 Steel
Roller Die runs 0.250 grade 50 steel. We just completed a very large order of .250 X 2.750 X 2.750 angle. This order ran off one of the tools that we have in our standard library of tooling. As of today, we have 3,500 unique sets of tools. We can do most jobs with a […]
Roll Form Racking
Difference in Manufacturing Roll form racking is manufactured by roll forming flat steel stock into a desired shape, commonly an open “C” shape for the uprights and a closed tube with a step for the beams. Typically, “tear drop” holes are punched into the face of the upright to allow for the installation of beams […]
Why Powder Coat
Powder coating provides a tough finish that resists corrosion. Compared to traditional liquid finishing, it emits less hazardous materials – for a safer process. Our powder coating process matches our commitment to keep costs to our customers low. How Powder Coating Works Although you can see its results, powder coatings are based on nanotechnology. The […]
New Roll Lines and Stamping Presses in Green Cove Springs Facility
Roller Die + forming purchased three new roll lines and two stamping presses for their growing operation in Green Cove Springs, Florida. In 2015 Roller Die added approximately 20,000 square feet to the facility to support several new customers as well as continued growth with existing customers. The size of the equipment purchased will give […]
Roller Die Expands Frankfort Capacity
To support the increase in demand for current and new customers Roller Die expands Frankfort capacity. Its roll forming capabilities were expanded to six roll lines, added stamping capabilities and began the second shift at its Frankfort, KY facility. The markets to be served from this facility, at present, are Solar, Commercial Construction, and Material Handling. […]
Roller Die & Forming Expands
Roller Die & Forming has added 20,000 square feet to its Green Cove Springs, Florida facility. The growth in organic business, coupled with new markets the company has penetrated required Green Cove Springs rolling facility expansion. Additional equipment is being considered to expand capacity and to diversify into other technologies the plant does not presently […]
What Separates Roller Die from the Competition?
The actual roll forming process is the same for all roll formers in the industry, so how does one distinguish themselves from the competition? Benefits At Roller Die and Forming we have two significant benefits no other roll former has to offer: A library of standard tooling some 3,000 profiles strong A full in-house tool […]
How to Design for Roll Forming
If you’re considering roll forming versus press braking or stamping for your production needs, then you’ve come to the right place. At Roller Die, we truly believe that roll forming can be more beneficial than other production methods. Roll forming is less labor intensive, less costly, and can be done more quickly. The roll forming […]