Box Beam Roll Forming Machine

A box beam roll forming machine produces closed rectangular or step-beam profiles that serve as the horizontal load-bearing members in pallet racking and shelving systems. Box beams encase the beam’s cross-section for maximum bending strength, while step-beams include a notched flange for shelf panel seating. These heavy-gauge profiles require precision forming and welding integration to achieve the structural ratings specified in racking safety standards for load-rated warehouse installations.

Core advantages:

• Box beam and step-beam profile options for racking load ratings

• Material: 1.5–3.0mm high-strength structural steel

• Precision-formed closed section for maximum bending rigidity

• Inline welding integration for closed-box seam closure

• Forming speed 10–18 m/min with heavy-duty roller stations

FAQ: What is the difference between a box beam and a step beam? — Box beams form a fully closed rectangular section for maximum bending and shear capacity in heavy-load racking; step beams include a notched shelf seat on the top flange for direct shelf panel placement in lighter-duty applications.

Building racking beam production capacity? ZTRFM supplies box beam lines with integrated welding for structurally rated closed-profile output.