Stand for RM46 Pro bead roller
- Weight (kg)
- 14
- Warranty
- 1 year
Shop manual and electric bead rollers for strengthening, shaping and detailing sheet metal. Compare throat depth, maximum sheet thickness, drive type and accessories to choose the right machine for workshop, restoration or professional fabrication use.
There are 16 products.
A bead roller is used to form reinforcing beads, profiles, steps, flanges and decorative lines in sheet metal. It is a practical machine for automotive restoration, HVAC work, panel fabrication and general metalworking where controlled shaping and added rigidity are needed.
The selection includes compact manual bead rollers for bench use, heavier workshop models and electric bead rollers with foot pedal control. Depending on the model, throat depth ranges from compact 177 mm machines to deeper 460–620 mm Pro models, and maximum material thickness ranges from light sheet metal up to demanding heavy-duty work.
Start with the sheet thickness you need to form. Smaller manual machines are suitable for light sheet metal and occasional workshop use, while electric and heavy-duty bead rollers are better for repeated work, larger panels and thicker material.
Throat depth is equally important. A deeper throat gives more reach toward the centre of the panel, which is useful for larger body panels, covers, ducts and restoration parts. If you work mainly near sheet edges, a compact model may be enough; for larger panels, consider 460 mm or 620 mm reach.
Also consider the drive type. Manual bead rollers are simple and compact, while electric models help keep feed speed steady and leave both hands free to guide the workpiece. Foot pedal operation is especially useful when accuracy and repeatability matter.
The end result depends strongly on the roller set. Available accessories include profile rollers, crimping rollers, cutting rolls, shearing roll sets and model-specific roller pairs for different bead shapes and step profiles.
A stand improves working position and stability, especially when forming larger sheets. Some models can also be equipped with a feed motor, which makes operation smoother and more consistent during repeated work.
Many spare parts and accessories are available directly from stock, helping you keep the machine in productive use. Always check the product page for model-specific compatibility before ordering rolls, stands or motor options.
Bead rolling is often used together with other sheet metal machines. A slip roll is useful for curved panels and cylinders, an English wheel for smoothing and forming compound curves, and a shrinker/stretcher for shaping edges and flanges.
This makes it possible to build a practical sheet metal workstation for panel forming, strengthening, repair work and small-series fabrication.
Machines are generally kept in stock, while only a few top-tier professional models are sold on request. Check each product page for live stock status, specifications and included accessories.
Orders are shipped from Finland from the Seinäjoki warehouse. For in-stock products, delivery is normally 2–4 business days depending on destination. Skilled staff can help you choose a suitable machine, and NOVA service supports customers through the Seinäjoki store location.
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