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Custom Rollforming Corp. Installs |
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| CRC’s new Bradbury 435 Rafted Rollforming Line is driven by a 150 HP motor and has 16 forming passes. It is one of ten rollforming lines at CRC and will increase production throughput of heavy-gauge profiles. In the foreground, you see a 100-ton Hydraulic Flying Cutoff Press. | |
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Custom Rollforming Corp. (CRC), a manufacturer of custom rollformed products, has added a new rollforming line equipped to form heavy-gauge profiles using high-strength steels.
The new rollformer that anchors the line is a robust piece of Bradbury equipment built to withstand the rigorous demands of forming heavy-gauge profiles while still allowing increased production throughput. The line’s stock reel has a 20,000-pound coil capacity, and the heavy-duty seven-roll straightener will flatten even the most reluctant coils. The rollformer is a Bradbury Rafted® model designed for quick changeover and increased efficiencies. This machine will accept coil widths up to 24" and has a total of 16 forming passes. The tooling is mounted on 3.00" arbors. All this, combined with the 150 horsepower output, allows CRC to form even the most demanding heavy-gauge shapes. At the exit end of this machine is a heavy-duty, oversized part straightener and an impressive 100-ton hydraulic flying cutoff press. CRC is a subsidiary of The Bradbury Group. It’s 52,000 square-foot facility in Moundridge, KS, houses ten rollforming lines. The company’s impressive capabilities include pre-punching up to 330 tons, turn-key fabrication, and robotic welding. CRC’s customer list includes regional firms in the Midwest as well as Fortune 500 companies and major OEM’s throughout the U.S. To find additional information about CRC, page through the company website, visit www.bradburygroup.com, or call 620.345.2821. Written inquiries should be addressed to Custom Rollforming Corp., 201 S. Avenue C, PO Box 698, Moundridge, KS 67107. |
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Solid-steel-plate outboard stands with 3" bearings and arbors are capable of forming demanding shapes even from ¼" high-strength steel. | |
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Coil car and 20,000-lb capacity stock reel make coil changes fast and efficient. | ||
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Seven-roll straightener with peeler table flattens even the most reluctant coils. | ||
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Heavy-duty 6-axis oversized part straightener removes bow, camber, and twist. | ||
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Custom Rollforming Cited for Excellence by OSHA |
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| CRC General Manager Stan Bruce receives SHARP banner and certificate from OSHA Assistant Regional Administrator Glenn Taylor | |
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OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has recognized Custom Rollforming Corporation and its employees for implementing and maintaining an excellent safety and health program following OSHA’s SHARP guidelines.
A representative of OSHA’s regional office in Kansas City, MO, awarded Custom Rollforming with a Certificate of Recognition in a ceremony at CRC’s Moundridge, KS, facility. The ceremony included presentation of a colorful wall banner acknowledging the company’s successful participation in the SHARP safety and health program. Because of CRC’s compliance and outstanding safety record, OSHA has extended the normal interval between CRC’s on-site plant inspections for the year. |
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