Plate & Sheet Rolling — Instant Online Quotes
Cylinders, cones, curved channels, and rolled sections from mild steel, stainless, or aluminum. Upload your drawing and get a real price in minutes — no minimum order.
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Our shop rolls plate and sheet into cylinders, cones, and curved profiles for tanks, hoppers, chutes, and structural sections.
| Workpiece | In-House Capacity | Typical Tolerance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plate cylinders | Up to 1/4 inch thick plate | ±1/16" on diameter | Full-length seams available (see Welding) |
| Sheet metal sections | Up to 16 ga sheet | ±1/32" | Precision small-radius work |
| Cones / tapered sections | Varies by geometry | ±1/16" | Most common in chutes and hoppers |
| Curved channels / angles | Structural shapes | ±1/16" | Flange-in and flange-out |
Capacity depends on width and diameter. Upload your drawing and our AI quotes your exact geometry.
Materials We Roll
| Material | Grades | Rate/lb | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mild Steel | A36, HRPO, CRS | $0.95 | Tanks, hoppers, structural curves |
| 304 Stainless | 304, 304L | $2.15 | Food equipment, sanitary vessels |
| 316 Stainless | 316, 316L | $3.35 | Chemical, marine, pharmaceutical |
| Aluminum | 5052-H32, 6061-T6 | $2.50 | Lightweight ducting, guards |
Rates are per pound before 30% material markup. All prices in CAD.
What Rolling Costs
Rolling is quoted by the piece — labour is based on roll passes and handling time.
- Material: Weight (lbs) × rate/lb × 1.30 markup
- Rolling labour: Based on number of passes and cylinder diameter — typically $40–$120 per piece for common sizes
- Setup: $30 flat per job (includes machine setup)
- Typical range: Simple rolled channel sections $30–80 each. Cylinders $80–300 each depending on diameter and length. Cones $150–400.
Upload your drawing and the AI reads the geometry directly. You'll see a price in minutes, not days.
Why Roll With Us
We handle the full path: rolled section, welded seam, and any laser-cut or machined details — one quote, one point of contact, one delivery. For heavier plate than we roll in-house, we partner with Superior Alloy Technology in Cambridge, so you still get one quote and one door.
Frequently Asked Questions
What file formats do you accept for rolling?
DXF is the standard. STEP files, PDF drawings, and photos with a scale reference also work. Our AI reads the geometry directly — no manual takeoff needed.
Can you roll and weld a complete cylinder?
Yes. Rolling plus a full-length welded seam is one of our most common jobs — cylinder, cone, or tapered section, with any laser-cut penetrations added before or after rolling.
How thick can you roll?
In-house we roll plate to 1/4 inch and sheet down to 16 ga. For heavier plate we partner with Superior Alloy Technology in Cambridge. Upload your drawing for an exact answer.
How does this compare to sending flat parts to a roll former?
A dedicated roll former quotes one operation and then you still have to find a welder. We roll, weld, and finish — so your part shows up done, not half-done.
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