1. Light Steel Frame Machine

A light steel frame machine is a specialized roll-forming system that produces cold-formed steel (CFS) components for modern construction. These machines transform galvanized steel coils into precise framing elements used in walls, ceilings, floors, and roof systems.

Material Input: Galvanized steel coils (0.8mm–1.2mm thickness or 0.8-2.0mm).

Profiles sizes: C63, C75, C89, C100, C152, C200  and custom shapes, which can do single size steel fame machine or multuple sizes steel frame machine.

Key Advantages:

Fast production of standardized framing components.

Adjustable for different sizes (e.g., 63mm–200mm stud depth).

Suitable for drywall, modular housing, and prefab construction.

Limitations: Not designed for heavy structural load-bearing parts.

Applications
✅ Drywall framing (residential/commercial interiors)
✅ Suspended ceiling systems
✅ Prefabricated steel partition walls

2. Floor Joist Machine

Definition & Features

A floor joist machine manufactures load-bearing steel joists used in floors, roofs, and mezzanines. These machines produce thicker, high-strength C or I-shaped profiles to support heavy loads.

• Material Input: High-strength steel coils (2.0mm–3.0mm thickness).

• Profiles sizes: C-joists with C200, C250 and C305

• Key Advantages:

  • High load capacity (ideal for long spans).

  • Fire-resistant and termite-proof vs. wood joists.

  • Used in residential, commercial, and industrial projects.

• Limitations: Higher material cost than wood; requires precise engineering.

Applications

✅ Residential/commercial flooring systems
✅ Loft and mezzanine structures
✅ Prefabricated steel-framed buildings