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Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important consideration in construction—and understanding how steel is produc...
09/14/2026

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important consideration in construction—and understanding how steel is produced matters.

This Rollforming Magazine article explores a study showing that U.S. electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking produces significantly lower carbon emissions than traditional blast furnace methods, offering valuable insight into the environmental impact of the steel used in your products.

Read the article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/study-steelmaking-in-u-s-eaf-mills-produces-75-lower-carbon-emissions/

Steel produced by electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmakers in the U.S. has a carbon intensity that is approximately 75% lower than traditional blast furnace steelmakers.

09/11/2026

Paint warranties can impact customer satisfaction long after a project is complete.

This Rollforming Magazine article explains what construction rollformers need to know about paint warranty coverage, common exclusions, and how understanding the fine print can help you set realistic customer expectations and avoid costly misunderstandings.

Read the article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/understanding-paint-warranties/

09/07/2026

The right fastener coating can make the difference between decades of performance and premature corrosion.

This Rollforming Magazine article explains how common fastener finishes compare, where each performs best, and how the right coating can improve durability and reduce costly callbacks.

Whether you manufacture, supply, or install metal building products, this guide will help you make smarter fastener decisions.

Read the article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/fastener-finishes-coating-types-and-uses/

09/03/2026

Structural roll forming is about engineering components that perform under real-world loads.

When you're producing studs, joists, purlins, girts, struts, or track, precision isn't optional. Every profile must meet demanding structural requirements while maintaining tight tolerances from the first part to the last.

Whether you manufacture structural framing components or are considering expanding into this growing market, this article provides valuable insights into the technology and processes behind precision roll forming.

Read the full article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/structural-roll-forming-engineering-precision-into-every-profile/

08/31/2026

Choosing a long folder is about more than length—it's about finding the right mix of speed, precision, automation, and productivity.

This Rollforming Magazine guide compares long folder models from leading manufacturers, highlighting key features and capabilities to help you evaluate your options before investing.

Whether you're upgrading equipment or expanding your trim shop, this article offers valuable insights for construction roll formers.

Read the full article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/folder-features/

08/31/2026

What can you expect at the Construction Rollforming Show next month? Each day starts out with Seminars and this year we have some great ones, including a return of the Rollforming Panel Discussion. The moderator for our discussion is the one and only Randy Chaffee. Randy will also have his own Seminar - Check out the details below:

It Could

Choosing Possibility Before Policy

In an industry where products are often similar, culture may be the greatest competitive advantage you have.

Every company has policies. The companies people remember have something more. They build cultures that empower people to think, solve problems, and look for possibilities before defaulting to “no.”

Drawing on more than four decades of experience in sales, manufacturing, leadership, and customer relationships, Randy Chaffee invites attendees into a thought-provoking conversation about one simple phrase that has the power to transform an organization:

“It could.”

Through engaging stories, practical examples, and real-world experiences, Randy explores how leaders can create cultures where employees are empowered to make better decisions, strengthen customer relationships, inspire innovation, and build organizations that stand apart in industries where products are often remarkably similar.

Whether you own the company, lead a department, or influence your team’s culture, you’ll leave with practical ideas that can help your organization become known not just for what it manufactures, but for how it leads.

Sometimes the biggest change in an organization begins with just two words:

It Could

Choosing Possibility Before Policy

In an industry where products are often similar, culture may be the greatest competitive advantage you have.

Every company has policies. The companies people remember have something more. They build cultures that empower people to think, solve problems, and look for possibilities before defaulting to “no.”

Drawing on more than four decades of experience in sales, manufacturing, leadership, and customer relationships, Randy Chaffee invites attendees into a thought-provoking conversation about one simple phrase that has the power to transform an organization:

“It could.”

Through engaging stories, practical examples, and real-world experiences, Randy explores how leaders can create cultures where employees are empowered to make better decisions, strengthen customer relationships, inspire innovation, and build organizations that stand apart in industries where products are often remarkably similar.

Whether you own the company, lead a department, or influence your team’s culture, you’ll leave with practical ideas that can help your organization become known not just for what it manufactures, but for how it leads.

Sometimes the biggest change in an organization begins with just two words:

It Could

08/27/2026

When your roll former goes down, every minute costs money.

Today's leading equipment manufacturers are redefining technical support with faster response times, remote diagnostics, preventative maintenance, and expert service that keeps production moving.

Whether you're buying new equipment or maximizing the performance of your current machines, understanding the support behind the sale is essential.

Read the full article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/minimizing-downtime-how-equipment-manufacturers-are-redefining-technical-support/

Board and batten is more than a design trend—it's a growing opportunity for roll formers.As demand rises in post-frame, ...
08/24/2026

Board and batten is more than a design trend—it's a growing opportunity for roll formers.

As demand rises in post-frame, barndominium, and residential construction, this Rollforming Magazine article explores why board-and-batten metal siding is gaining momentum and what it means for your product offerings and business growth.

Read the full article: https://rollformingmagazine.com/board-and-battens-expanding-role-in-post-frame-and-residential-markets/

Originally Published as: Board and Batten’s Evolution: And Why It Still Presents Opportunities for Rollformers Board and batten, a historical design origin

07/29/2026

Where will you be staying when you attend the CONSTRUCTION ROLLFORMING SHOW in Gatlinburg this September? The host hotels are just a short walk to the convention center - book now because the blocks are filling fast with other big events in the area at the same time!

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📦 Shipping metal components isn’t just a logistics step—it’s a critical part of protecting quality, reducing waste, and ...
06/24/2026

📦 Shipping metal components isn’t just a logistics step—it’s a critical part of protecting quality, reducing waste, and keeping customers satisfied.

This article from Rollforming Magazine breaks down practical best practices for packaging and transporting metal panels, trims, and accessories so they arrive damage-free and installation-ready. From proper protective materials and labeling to handling methods that prevent scratches, dents, and costly rework, it offers real-world guidance for improving shipping consistency and efficiency.

👉 A valuable read for rollformers and manufacturers looking to reduce claims, protect product integrity, and strengthen customer confidence from the shop floor to the jobsite.

When metal trims and panels are not roll-formed on the jobsite, careful consideration must be given to their safe transportation. Ensuring that these components

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