Roof & Wall Panel Roll Formers

Portable and shop roll formers for standing seam, exposed fastener and wall panels. Buy the machine, the decoiler and the painted coil it runs from the same counter in New Brunswick.

NTM machines in the catalog

• SSQ II MultiPro: a roof and wall panel machine with quick-change profiles for snap-lock, mechanical seam, fastener-flange and wall or soffit panels.
• SSH MultiPro: a multi-profile roof panel machine for residential and light commercial work.
• SSR MultiPro Jr.: NTM’s entry-level multi-profile roof panel machine.
• 5VC 5V Crimp: forms 5V crimp exposed fastener roof panels.
• WAV: a wall panel machine.

NTM publishes the profile list for each machine, and it changes over time. Ask us for the current profile sheet before you buy.

StanGroup and other roll formers

StanGroup machines and other panel equipment are in the catalog too. They include:

• the SS4E-15 double standing seam machine and the SS4E Junior portable roof panel machine
• a metal tile forming machine and a double side hemming flange roll former
• a standing seam panel curving machine, cleat forming tools and an AG panel perforator

Specs for each are on its product page.

Choosing a roll former

1. Start with the profiles. List the panels your customers ask for, then check which machines run them.
2. Check the coil width. Each profile needs a set coil width. For example, a 16-inch panel is often formed from coil about 20 inches wide, but the exact figure comes from the machine’s profile sheet.
3. Check the gauge range. Confirm the machine’s rated gauges for aluminum and for steel.
4. Portable or shop. A portable machine goes to the job and runs each panel to exact length on site. A shop machine stays put and feeds from heavier coil.
5. Plan the feed. Add a decoiler sized to your coil weight and width.
6. Plan the extras. Curving, hemming and perforating are separate machines or options.

Keep it fed

When you buy a machine here, you can buy the painted aluminum and steel coil it runs here too. Tell us the machine and profile on every coil order and we check the width against the profile sheet. The panels-per-coil calculator shows how many panels one coil will make.

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