Gutter Machine for Sale
Find a BMS gutter machine that fits your profile, coil material and production setup. Compare three machine options, then build a quotation around the gutters you need to produce.
For manufacturers, roofing workshops and contractors planning gutter production.
Choose a Gutter Machine for the Way You Work
Workshop and onsite requirements lead to different equipment questions. Use the route closest to your operation.
Workshop manufacturers
Make your existing gutter orders the starting point: profile drawings, coil specification and typical finished lengths.
Compare machine optionsOnsite contractors
Start with transport, coil loading, output space and the power available at the work site.
Check onsite requirementsStarting or expanding production
Compare the complete setup: forming equipment, material handling, operator preparation and delivery scope.
Review quotation scopeSelected BMS Gutter Machines for Sale
Compare machines by the finished gutter, material and production task. Explore the option closest to your requirements.
Optional-Punching Gutter Line
GI · 0.25–0.55 mm
A starting point for gutter production with optional holes. Include the hole pattern and finished profile in your enquiry.
Punching is an option; specify whether your orders need it.
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Portable Gutter Roll Former
GI / PPGL / aluminum · 0.3–0.6 mm
Explore a compact machine route. This configuration forms a profile 144 mm wide × 90 mm high.
Match your actual profile and site power before selecting the configuration.
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YX132-172 Gutter Line
201 stainless steel · 0.5–0.8 mm
A profile-specific route for YX132-172 gutters, with a configuration for 201 stainless steel.
Compare the required section with YX132-172 before shortlisting.
View Machine DetailsChoose the material range that matches the selected machine configuration.
View the Gutter Machine RangeExplore Gutter Production Options
Explore the production requirements that matter most to your gutters, from continuous runs and coil materials to box gutter dimensions and forming routes.
Seamless Gutter Machine
Plan continuous gutter production around the lengths your projects require. Explore coil feeding, cutting and finished-gutter handling before selecting a configuration.
- Finished lengths
- Cutting workflow
- Output handling
Rain Gutter Machine
Match the machine configuration to your roof gutter profile and coil material. Explore section dimensions, edge details, material thickness and tooling requirements.
- Profile dimensions
- Coil materials
- Tooling requirements
Box Gutter Machine
Explore box gutter production around the channel dimensions, wall angles and edge details your orders require. Compare roll forming and sheet bending routes for your profile mix.
- Box profile dimensions
- Edge details
- Production route
Match the Profile and Coil Specification
A gutter shape alone does not define the machine. Material grade, thickness, edge details and hole positions determine the forming and tooling discussion.
| Machine route | Material | Thickness |
|---|---|---|
| Optional-punching line | Galvanized steel (GI) | 0.25–0.55 mm |
| Portable roll former | GI, PPGL, aluminum | 0.3–0.6 mm |
| YX132-172 line | 201 stainless steel | 0.5–0.8 mm |
Different materials at the same thickness are not interchangeable specifications. Include material grade and strength, coating, coil width and coil weight with your profile.
- For the section: width, depth, lips, hem or curl details, bend radii and required tolerances.
- For each order: finished length, quantity and any punching pattern.
Evaluate Output and Finished Gutter Quality
Compare production using your normal gutter lengths and hole pattern. Coil changes, cutting cycles and finished-part handling affect how much usable product leaves the line.
- Shape and straightness: check the section and a representative finished length.
- Cut ends and surface: inspect burrs, distortion and marks on coated material.
- Holes and fit: compare hole positions and the mating detail your gutter requires.
State output as acceptable finished pieces for a defined order, alongside the material and operating conditions.
Build an Order-Based QuotationWhat Should Your Gutter Machine Quotation Include?
Use the same production requirement when comparing offers. List each item as included, optional or provided by your team.
| Purchase area | What to specify | Keep clear in the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Forming machine & tooling | Finished profile, material range, cutting method, control system and required punching. | Included equipment & options |
| Coil feeding & output | Decoiler capacity, coil dimensions, loading arrangement and support for your longest gutters. | Capacity & handling scope |
| Handover & support | Inspection arrangement, manuals, training, spare parts and installation responsibilities. | Documents & service terms |
| Delivery & commercial terms | Packing, destination, freight responsibility, installation charges and the quoted production schedule. | Price, schedule & delivery basis |
A useful price comparison covers the machine and the equipment, services and delivery required to put it into production.
Request a Configuration QuoteRelated Workshop Equipment
Coil handling and separate sheet work can add requirements beyond the gutter roll former. Evaluate these items as separate equipment selections.
Hydraulic Decoiler with Coil Car
Explore BMS’s 5–7T decoiler with coil car and clamp arm for a workshop coil-handling requirement.
Specify coil width, inside and outside diameter, weight and the required connection to the forming line.
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Metal Sheet Bending Machine
Explore separate sheet bending for gutters, roof trims and flashings when your work starts from cut sheets.
This equipment bends individual sheets. Choose it around sheet length, material and the required bends.
View Equipment DetailsInclude selected equipment in the quotation scope so capacities, controls and supply responsibilities match your installation.
Check Layout, Power and Material Handling
The available floor area should accommodate material movement and finished gutters as well as the machine itself.
Coil loading
Access for lifting, coil storage and the selected loading arrangement.
Feeding & forming
Machine footprint, material travel and operator access.
Cutting or punching
Space and access for the functions included in your configuration.
Finished output
Support and handling space for the longest gutter you produce.
Conceptual material flow. The selected configuration determines the installation dimensions.
For workshop production
Prepare a layout with coil-loading access, operator clearance and the path for finished pieces. Record site voltage, frequency and phase.
For onsite production
List transport and lifting arrangements, stable operating space, coil handling and actual site power. Specify any generator or trailer requirement as part of the equipment scope.
Review the Machine and Finished Profile Before Ordering
Use the machine configuration, your drawing and representative output together when setting the acceptance requirement.
Define the drawing, material and representative lengths that will be evaluated.
Plan buyer or third-party factory inspection before shipment. Set the trial and inspection arrangement in the order.
List the measured features, supplied components, operating documents and agreed acceptance records.
Prepare a Destination-Specific Quotation
For enquiries from the United States, Saudi Arabia, Russia, India and Mexico, include the receiving location and installation requirements. Start with the inputs below.
United States
Send your required profile with clearly stated inch or metric dimensions, plus the actual site electrical supply.
Saudi Arabia
Include the installation city, receiving site, coil specification and site voltage, frequency and phase.
Russia
State the destination and the documentation and operating-language requirements for your purchase.
India
Include your gutter order mix, shift output requirement, workshop layout and material-handling arrangement.
Mexico
Send the local gutter section you need, finished lengths, destination and actual site electrical supply.
Specify the delivery basis and import-document requirements in your enquiry so the quoted scope is clear.
Installation, Training and Support Scope
Prepare electricity, test material, lifting equipment, operating staff and the other utilities required for the selected machine. Include commissioning and training responsibilities in the order.
Use the service terms to plan onsite costs, support arrangements and the applicable warranty conditions.
Service Terms
Review BMS’s installation and service policy, including travel, onsite costs and warranty conditions.
Read Service TermsInspection & Setup FAQ
Explore pre-shipment inspection, installation and training preparation.
Read the BMS FAQDiscuss Your Installation
Describe the site, people, lifting equipment and utilities available for the proposed installation.
Contact BMSGutter Machine Purchase Questions
Yes. Start with a dimensioned sketch, profile photographs or an existing gutter sample description. Include the material, thickness and finished lengths. BMS can help discuss and sketch the profile for machine selection.
The selected machines use specific profile configurations. List every section you need separately, including edge details and dimensions, so the quotation can define the tooling and any profile-change arrangement.
Include your coil width, inside and outside diameter, maximum coil weight and material specification. Also describe the existing feeding controls and finished-piece supports. These details determine whether the equipment can be included in the proposed setup.
Ready to Choose Your Gutter Machine?
Send BMS your gutter profile and production requirements. Give the quotation a clear starting point for the machine, tooling and surrounding equipment you need.
- Profile drawing, sketch or sample
- Material, thickness and coil specification
- Finished lengths and order quantities
- Site power and delivery destination