Here is the working video of this machine for everyone to watch:
Product Attributes ：
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1.Formed Material
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PPGI,GI,AI
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Thickness:0.3-0.8mm
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2.Decoiler
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Hydraulic decoiler
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Manual decoiler(will give you as free）
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3.Main body
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Roller station
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15+16 rows(As your requirement)
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Diameter of shaft
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80mm solid shaft
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Material of rollers
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45# steel, hard chrome plated on the surface
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Machine body frame
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350 H steel
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Drive
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Double Chain transmission
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Dimension(L*W*H)
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7500*1600*1600(customize)
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Weight
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9 Tons
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4.Cutter
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Automatic
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cr12mov material, no scratches, no deformation
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5.Power
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Main Power
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5.5 KW
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6.Voltage
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380V 50Hz 3Phase
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As your requirement
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7.Control system
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Electric Box
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Customized(famous brand)
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Language
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English(Support multiple languages)
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PLC
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Automatic production of the whole machine. Can set batch, length, quantity, etc.
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18.Forming Speed
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8-12m/min
15-20m/min
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The speed depends on the shape of the tile and the thickness of the material.
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Product Introduction:
Gutter downspout equipment is the core component of the building drainage system, which is composed of two key components, gutter and downspout, which jointly realize the collection, drainage and discharge of roof rainwater.
Gutter: Installed on the edge of the eaves, shaped like a groove, the main function is to undertake the rainwater flowing on the roof, gather the scattered water flow into a concentrated water flow, prepare for the subsequent discharge, is the “first checkpoint” of rainwater collection.
Downspout: Vertically connect the gutter to the surface drainage system, like a “water pipe”, and quickly transport the rainwater collected by the gutter to the surface or underground drainage network, so as to prevent the rainwater from being trapped on the roof or around the building.
Working in tandem to form an organized drainage path that protects the building structure from rainwater, they are indispensable “invisible guards” of modern architecture.
Equipment features:
1.Efficient drainage and protection of the building
Reasonable slope design (usually 0.3%-0.5%) and cross-sectional shape (e.g., K-shaped, semicircular) can quickly collect rainwater; The downspout matches the pipe diameter according to the roof area and rainfall to ensure smooth water flow, avoid roof leakage, wall erosion or foundation damage caused by water accumulation, and reduce the damage of rainwater to the building from the source.
2.The material is diverse and adaptable
The equipment is made of metals (aluminum, galvanized steel, copper) and plastics (PVC, resin, etc.), each with its own advantages:
Metal materials (such as aluminum alloy) have high strength and strong weather resistance, and are suitable for high-rise buildings or harsh climate zones;
Plastics, such as PVC, are low-cost, easy to install, and are suitable for ordinary homes or projects on a budget.
The wide range of materials allows it to be adapted to different building types, climates and budgets.
3.Flexible installation and easy maintenance
Gutters and downspouts can be installed in a flexible position and orientation according to the building structure, and most materials (e.g. PVC, aluminum) are lightweight for easy handling and assembly. The daily maintenance is mainly to clean up the debris (leaves, sediment) and check the tightness of the connection, which is simple to operate and has a low cost for long-term use.
4.Functional and aesthetically pleasing
Modern gutter downspouts not only focus on drainage performance, but also integrate with the architectural style through surface treatment (e.g., electrostatic spraying, anodizing) and styling design (e.g., concealed installation, color customization). For example, the patina formed by copper gutters over time adds a retro charm, while the K-shaped gutters fit the beauty of modern architectural lines, achieving “practicality and beauty”.
Application Scenarios:
1.Residential buildings
Whether it’s a low-rise villa, a multi-storey apartment or a high-rise residence, a gutter downspout system is required. For example, rainwater from the sloping roof of the villa is collected through the gutter and discharged to the courtyard drainage system through the downspout to prevent the rainwater from washing the exterior wall or seeping into the basement. High-rise residential buildings require large-diameter downpipes and sturdy pipe clamps to cope with drainage needs during strong storms and rains.
2.Commercial & Public Buildings
Large buildings such as shopping malls, office buildings, schools, and hospitals have large roof areas, and the drainage pressure is high when rainfall is concentrated, so they need to be equipped with large-capacity gutters and multiple sets of downspouts. For example, the mall’s flat roof with a K-shaped gutter and a 150mm downspout allows for rapid drainage of rainwater to keep the building running.
3.Industrial buildings
Industrial buildings such as factories and warehouses often have large roofs, and some areas may be stacked with materials, which requires extremely high drainage efficiency. Galvanized steel gutters and stainless steel downspouts are often used in such scenarios due to their strong corrosion resistance and good load-bearing capacity to prevent rainwater leakage from affecting production or storage safety.
4.Special scenes
Restoration of ancient buildings: copper or antique metal gutters are used to meet the drainage needs and retain the style of historical buildings;
Rainy areas (such as the southern coast): It is necessary to thicken the diameter of the downpipe and infill the drainage outlet to enhance the ability to cope with heavy rainfall;
Cold areas: Use cold-resistant materials (such as resin) and install insulation layers to prevent pipes from freezing and cracking.
From urban residences to industrial plants, from modern buildings to ancient buildings, gutter downspout equipment has become the “standard” of all kinds of building drainage systems with its efficient and adaptable characteristics.
