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Process — Forming
Curves, cylinders and arcs. Plate and section rolling turn flat sheet and straight profiles into smooth curved panels, columns, cones and rings — the sweeping, seamless forms that bending alone can't make.
Some forms can't be folded — they have to be rolled: continuous, smooth curves with no facets and no visible joins.
Sheet (plate) rolling forms flat metal into cylinders, cones and curved panels; section (profile) rolling bends tubes, bars and angles into smooth arcs and rings.
Rolling delivers the continuous, faceted-free curves that define columns, curved cladding and arches — shapes that press-brake folds can only approximate. Radius and capacity depend on material and thickness, which we confirm against your drawings.
What we do
Two operations, one result: smooth, continuous curves.
Flat sheet rolled into cylinders, cones and smoothly curved panels.
Tubes, bars and angles rolled into arcs, rings and sweeping curves.
Tapered cones and tight or sweeping radii formed to the drawing.
Large, smoothly curved panels for columns and feature walls.
Why it matters
Continuous, faceted-free arcs that bending can't reproduce.
True round and tapered forms for column casings and features.
Curved profiles for arches, rings and circular features.
Sizeable curved panels for facade and feature work.
Controlled rolling protects the surface so the finish stays flawless.
Rolled parts feed straight into welding, assembly and finishing.
How we control it
An accurate, even curve depends on roller settings and a verified first piece — not on muscle.
Roller settings are dialled to the specified radius and confirmed before the run.
The first curve is checked against the template before the batch proceeds.
Springback and material behaviour are anticipated for an accurate final radius.
Surfaces are protected through rolling so finished faces stay mark-free.
Good to know
| Operations | Sheet / plate rolling and section / profile rolling. |
| Forms | Cylinders, cones, arcs, rings and curved panels. |
| Materials | Stainless steel and aluminium — sheet and profiles. |
| Radius & capacity | Governed by material and thickness — confirmed against your drawings. |
| Pairs with | V-grooving and bending for mixed curved-and-folded assemblies. |
| Note | Share radius, thickness and profile so we can confirm feasibility. |
Where it's used
Smoothly curved facade and feature panels.
Round and tapered casings around structural columns.
Curved profiles for arches and vaulted features.
Sweeping handrails and balustrade curves.
Rolled rings for circular and feature work.
Drums, planters and cylindrical bespoke pieces.
Start a project
Send your radii, profiles and thicknesses — we'll confirm feasibility and prepare a tailored quotation.