Are you looking for a high-capacity manufacturing partner who has the agility of a small business? At Dahlstrom Roll Form, we function under ISO Quality Standards and fabricate components using advanced machinery to meet the demands of some of the[...]
For manufacturers who require a continuous flow of custom roll formed components, late shipments and stock-outages can negatively impact sales and make it difficult to compete in today’s global marketplace. To limit the[...]
Maintaining inventory of what a customer needs for production, and nothing more, is a delicate and complicated balance. As inventory ages, it can depreciate to a level that no longer adds value for the producer. Not surprisingly, if that manufacturer holds[...]
Bringing roll forming processes into your plant is a complex investment. It’s more than just buying a roll forming machine that you can turn on and off when you need it. There are additional costs and risks that many[...]
There are plenty of stereotypes about roll forming. Like many stereotypes, some are true. Others -- the roll forming myths detailed here -- are completely incorrect.
Roll forming is one of the main metal forming processes for long slender metal parts, falling under the larger umbrella of using contoured roll tools to change metal from one state to another. Rolling as a metal forming process also includes different types of hot and cold rolling. These depend[...]
Roll forming may seem like magic at first glance: you insert a coil of metal in one end, and a finished part pops out the other. What happens in the middle? Let’s dispel the mystery of this metal fabrication process.
Roll forming is a highly durable and repeatable metal fabrication process that pulls metal through a sequence of roll dies, gradually manipulating the metal into the desired cross-sectional shape. When done correctly, under the guidance of an experienced partner, roll forming can be one of the[...]
