Yeah, it’s that big.
TopView
TM
software. Active touch-screen roof plane control view. Front AK Notcher, notches formed
flanges prior to rollforming.
Exit rotary shear positioned at 90 degrees Exit rotary shear cutting a 45 degree angle. Actual roof.
for a parallel eave cut.
Introducing the Schlebach Quadro Cinco. The world’s first
portable rollformer with an inline notching and angle cutting
system that’s fully integrated with 3D roof design software.
Saving you 30% on labor costs on your next retrofit roofing job.
It may seem less important than the invention of the personal computer, but if you’re looking to
compete against on-site and fixed-based manufacturers, it’s a rollforming industry-changing
event. The Cinco is the world’s first computer integrated roof manufacturing system, that lets
you do everything from estimating the job to producing precise machine-cut and angled roof
panels, using it’s powerful and intuitive software.
Here’s how it works: The roof plans are drawn with TopView estimating software and down-
loaded to the Cinco control. On-site the “as drawn” dimensions are edited to “as built”
dimensions. The system then rollforms, parallel notches for the eaves fold, and angle notches and
cuts the panels for hip and valley. It’s all done on the Cinco machine with a single operator. And
best of all, it can bring labor savings of as much as 30% on a cut up architectural roof. To get
competitive get the revolutionary Quadro Cinco. To find out all the details of this breakthrough
technology, call MetalForming at 770.631.0002 or visit metalforming–usa.com.
770.631.0002 tel
metalforming–usa.com.
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