The non-ferrous metal plate is placed on the leveling table, which is attached to a hydraulic press. The hydraulic press applies pressure to the metal plate, forcing it to bend and level. The leveling table is equipped with rollers that guide the metal plate as it is leveled, ensuring that the plate is leveled accurately and evenly.

• Hydraulic press: This is the component that applies pressure to the metal plate, forcing it to bend and level.
• Leveling table: This component holds the metal plate in place while it is being leveled. It is equipped with rollers that guide the plate as it is leveled.
• Control panel: This component controls the hydraulic press and the leveling table. It typically includes a display that shows the pressure being applied to the plate, as well as other important information.
• Safety interlocks: These are devices that prevent the machine from operating if the leveling table or other components are not properly positioned.

• Increased efficiency: Non-ferrous metal plate leveling machines automate the leveling process, which increases efficiency and reduces labor costs.
• Improved accuracy: The rollers on the leveling table ensure that the metal plate is leveled accurately and evenly.
• Reduced physical strain: Non-ferrous metal plates can be heavy and difficult to handle, so using a leveling machine reduces physical strain on workers.

Non-ferrous metal plate leveling machines are used in a variety of industries:

• Manufacturing: The machines are used to level metal plates for use in the production of various products, such as automotive components, electrical equipment, and machinery.
• Construction: The machines are used to level metal plates for use in construction projects, such as roofing, flooring, and cladding.
• Shipbuilding: The machines are used to level metal plates for use in the construction of ships, submarines, and other marine vessels.

• Regular cleaning: Keep the machine free of dirt, debris, and corrosion.
• Lubrication: Ensure that all moving parts are properly lubricated to reduce friction and wear.
• Inspection: Regularly inspect the machine for signs of wear or damage, and repair or replace any damaged parts.
• Calibration: Periodically calibrate the machine to ensure that it is functioning properly.