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info@suhangmachine.comJan 31, 2026

On January 30, our factory experienced one of its most productive shipping days of the year. From early morning until nightfall, our team was fully engaged in loading and dispatching three 40-foot containers for a customer from Malaysia. By the end of the day, all three containers had been successfully sealed and prepared for shipment, carrying three complete machines that will soon be put into operation overseas.
The order consisted of three key pieces of equipment: a ladder cable tray roll forming machine, a ladder cable tray punching machine, and a strut channel roll forming machine. These machines are essential for the production of cable tray systems and strut channels, which play a critical role in modern electrical installations, industrial plants, commercial buildings, and infrastructure projects.
The ladder cable tray roll forming machine is engineered to deliver consistent profile accuracy and stable forming performance. Combined with the ladder cable tray punching machine, it enables efficient production of ladder-type cable trays with precise hole patterns. This setup ensures that the finished products meet both functional requirements and international quality standards, helping manufacturers improve productivity while maintaining reliability.
What makes this shipment particularly noteworthy is the inclusion of our standardized strut channel roll forming machine. Over the years, we have continuously optimized this machine based on customer feedback, market demand, and practical application experience. Today, it has evolved into a standard product that is especially suitable for customers who are just entering the strut channel manufacturing business.
Traditional strut channel production lines often rely on large punching presses, which require high investment, occupy significant factory space, and increase operational complexity. In contrast, our design philosophy focuses on efficiency, flexibility, and simplicity. By adopting a servo tracking punching and tracking cutting system, we have eliminated the need for oversized presses while maintaining high production accuracy and speed.

This design approach brings multiple advantages. First, it significantly reduces the overall cost of the production line, making it more accessible for startups and small manufacturers. Second, it minimizes space requirements, allowing the entire line to fit comfortably into compact workshops. Third, it simplifies operation and maintenance, enabling customers to start production quickly without extensive technical training.
The servo tracking system ensures that punching and cutting are perfectly synchronized with the roll forming process. This not only improves efficiency but also enhances product consistency and reduces material waste. For customers aiming to achieve stable output with controlled investment, this solution offers an ideal balance between performance and affordability.
On the day of shipment, our factory floor was a scene of coordinated teamwork. Engineers, technicians, and logistics staff worked closely together to ensure every machine was thoroughly inspected, securely packed, and properly fixed inside the containers. Protective measures were taken to safeguard the equipment during long-distance sea transportation, reflecting our strict standards for export packaging.
For our Malaysian customer, this shipment represents an important step toward expanding production capacity and entering or strengthening their position in the cable management and strut channel market. For us, it is another example of how thoughtful machine design and standardized solutions can create real value for customers worldwide.
As we continue to serve international markets, our focus remains on developing practical, space-saving, and cost-efficient roll forming equipment. By simplifying complex production processes and lowering entry barriers, we aim to support more customers in building successful manufacturing businesses, just as we are doing with this shipment to Malaysia.
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