Downspout Machine, Roll Forming Machine For Manufacturing Square Downspout

Product Specification

Downspout Machine, Roll Forming Machine For Manufacturing Square Downspout

Roll Forming machine for Production of Drainpipe System

This downspout roll forming machine is special for manufacturing various size square downspout, this pipe is also named as rainspout, rectangular downspout pipe. It is used for resident building or commercial building. Downspout is a pipe for conveying rain water from a roof or gutter to the ground or to a drain, also referred to as Leader pipe, Down-pipe or Drains-pout. The downspouts are more and more widely applied in rain water storage solution.

Totally there have two machines for this rain downpipe production solution, the roll forming machine for production straight rain pip, and another machine named Downspout Crimpers for production rain pipe elbow.

Rectangular Downspout Roll Forming Machine

Technology Specifications- Square downspout machine Roll Forming Machine

Rectangular Downspout Roll Forming Machine is consisted of de-coiler, material feeding device, main roll forming machine, moulds pressing part, mould cutting device, electrical control system. The square downspout line is designed according to profile drawing sent from client, thickness 0.4mm-0.6mm.

Roll Forming Machine Main parameters- Square Downspout Pipe

Rectangular Downspout Elbow Machine

Elbows are fittings that attach to the downspout. One end of the gutter elbow is crimped so that it can fit inside another elbow or downspout. Elbows are used at the bottom of the downspout at ground level to direct drainage in a particular direction. Two elbows coming from the gutter are used to span the length of the eave so the downspout can be directly mounted to the wall of the structure.

Rectangular Downspout Elbow Profiles (Downspout Crimpers)

Rectangular downspout elbow pipe Machine

Roll Formed Profiles APPLICATIONS - Square (Rectangular) Downspout

Downspout disconnection (sometimes called roof leader disconnection) represents a cost-effective on-site alternative for reducing the volume and cost of storm water that requires public management. Runoff from residential rooftops is collected by eaves troughs, which are installed along the edge of the roofline. Water collected in the eaves trough is conveyed to ground level by one or more downspouts. Downspouts may then connect directly into the storm sewer system or in older neighbor hoods into a combined storm and sanitary sewer system. Disconnecting downspouts brings a number of economic and environmental benefits to the municipality and the homeowner