Yes, the line speed is adjustable from 1-10m/min. For plates approaching the 40mm limit, operators typically run at slower speeds to maximize the leveling force and ensure safety. The robust drive system ensures smooth torque delivery even at low speeds under heavy load.

Yes. The Model 200 is rated for materials with thicknesses from 8.0mm to 30.0mm. It has the immense power required to break the yield point of wear-resistant steels and high-strength alloys. The 15 or 19 roll configuration ensures that even these tough materials are flattened effectively.

Due to the large 200mm roll diameter, the minimum workpiece length is 310mm. While this is longer than the smaller series, it is optimized for processing large structural components, steel beams, and heavy base plates where short-length processing is rarely a requirement.

Not at all. The Model 200 is engineered for extreme loads. It utilizes a heavy-duty welded or cast frame designed to resist deformation under high stress. Unlike lighter machines, the 200 series maintains its structural integrity and leveling precision even under continuous full-load operation, ensuring a long service life.

Yes, the Model 200 is our flagship heavy-duty leveler. It boasts a maximum leveling thickness of 40mm, making it fully capable of processing your 35-38mm plates. The massive 200mm roll diameter provides the ultimate rigidity and torque to flatten the thickest steel plates used in shipbuilding, wind power, and heavy machinery.

Yes, the Model 150 is excellent for structural steel. By applying high specific pressure across the width, it can correct not only twist and coil set but also longitudinal camber (curvature along the length). This is essential for welding preparations in shipbuilding or bridge construction where fit-up tolerance is tight.