Tube Bending And Flaring Machine

Tube bending and flaring machines are specialized machines used in the metalworking industry to bend and flare tubes. These machines are part of the supply class "Bending and Forming Machines" and belong to the supply group "Metalworking Machinery."

Tube bending machines are designed to bend tubes into various shapes and angles. They use different methods such as mandrel bending, rotary draw bending, or roll bending to achieve precise and accurate bends. These machines are commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, plumbing, and HVAC for applications that require bent tubes, such as exhaust systems, hydraulic lines, and structural components.

Flaring machines, on the other hand, are used to create flared ends on tubes. Flaring is the process of widening the end of a tube to create a flared shape, which allows for easy connection with other tubes or fittings. Flared ends are commonly used in applications such as plumbing, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems.

Tube bending and flaring machines are typically equipped with various tools and features to accommodate different tube sizes, materials, and bending/flaring requirements. They may have adjustable mandrels, clamps, and bending dies to ensure precise and repeatable bends. Some machines may also have computer numerical control (CNC) capabilities for automated and programmable bending operations.

These machines are essential for industries that require precise tube bending and flaring operations. They help improve productivity, reduce manual labor, and ensure consistent quality in the production of tubes and tube-based components.