Plate
Rolling
Cylindrical and conical rolling of steel plate for tanks, vessels, hoppers, chutes, ductwork, and structural applications. Carbon steel, stainless, and aluminum. Rolled, welded, and finished as a complete assembly or as individual shells.
Rolling Capabilities
Cylinders, Cones, and Curved Sections
Cylindrical Rolling
Full cylinders and partial shells from plate. Tanks, pipes, sleeves, and drum bodies in any diameter and length within our machine capacity.
Conical Rolling
Tapered cones for hoppers, transitions, and reducers. Developed from flat plate and rolled to your specified taper angle and diameters.
Curved Plate Sections
Partial radius curves for architectural features, bumper guards, tank saddles, and curved structural members.
Roll and Weld Assemblies
We roll the shell, weld the longitudinal seam, and add flanges, nozzles, legs, or other attachments as a complete assembly.
Ductwork and Chutes
Round and rectangular ductwork, chutes, and transitions for material handling, HVAC, and industrial ventilation systems.
Multiple Materials
Carbon steel, stainless steel (304, 316), and aluminum plate. Proper tooling and techniques for each material to prevent contamination and surface damage.
From Flat Plate to Finished Shape
Send Specs
Diameter, length, thickness, material, and any weld or attachment requirements.
Quote
Pricing for rolling, seam welding, and any additional fabrication.
Roll
Plate cut to developed blank, then rolled to diameter on our plate rolls.
Weld and Finish
Longitudinal seam welded, ends trimmed, attachments added as needed.
Deliver
Inspected, coated if required, and shipped to your facility.
FAQ
Common Questions
What is the thickest plate you can roll?
Capacity depends on plate width and material. Contact us with your specific diameter, thickness, and material for confirmation.
Can you roll and weld as a package?
Yes. Most rolled parts need a longitudinal seam weld. We roll, weld, and add flanges, nozzles, or legs as a complete assembly. One vendor for the whole job.
Can you roll cones and tapered shapes?
Yes. We roll conical sections for hoppers, transitions, and reducers. Provide the large and small diameters plus the height and we will develop the flat pattern and roll it.
Do you do partial rolls (curved sections)?
Yes. Not everything needs to be a full cylinder. We roll partial curves for saddles, guards, architectural features, and curved structural members.
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Need Plate Rolled?
Send us diameter, length, thickness, and material. We will quote rolling, welding, and any additional fabrication as a package.