Our pyramid plate rolling machine handles aluminum, stainless, and steel plate — rolling flat sheet into cylinders, cones, curved hull sections, and architectural forms. Done in-house in Fort Lauderdale. No outsourcing, no delays.
Tell us the material, thickness, dimensions, and required radius. We'll quote the rolling job — including any subsequent welding if you need a complete assembly.
Our pyramid plate roller forms long sheet panels into cylinders, cones, and compound curves — useful for fuel tank bodies, pipe sections, Bimini top frames, spiral stair stringers, and curved hull panel templates. Maximum width 8 feet, thickness up to 1/4 inch aluminum.
Yes. We roll to exact diameters using the pyramid roller with CNC back gauge control. For fuel tank sections, we roll to the calculated developed length for the target diameter, accounting for material spring-back.
Aluminum (all common marine alloys), stainless steel, and mild steel. The pyramid roller pre-bends the sheet to the correct geometry before the final forming pass — critical for long panels that need to maintain shape.
Yes. For complex hull panel forming, we scan the hull surface or use the designer-provided template to set the rolling machine for the correct profile. For compound curves (saddle shapes), we work from full-scale templates to dial in the correct settings.
Describe your job, send photos, or bring drawings. We give straight answers on scope and pricing — usually within 24 hours. No obligation.