Bending stainless steel pipe/tube is a process that can be used to shape stainless steel pipe into many useful configurations.
The difficulty of bending a section of pipe depends on the thickness of the pipe.
Although thick-walled pipe requires more force to bend, it is less likely to fail during the bending process than thin-walled materials.
Pipes of different sizes need their own set of molds.
Why need a cold bending process? Almost every industry has a large amount of cold bending demand. Steel and other metals can be formed in a variety of ways. Cold bending is one of the most common methods of shaping… Read More »Top 5 Knowledge Points Of The Cold Pipe Bending Process And Equipment
Ripple on the pipe surface is a common problem that occurs during the bending operation.Understanding the reason behind Ripple can help avoid this problem.Corrugations are caused by high compressive forces inside thin-walled pipes or tubes.The thicker pipe wall can withstand… Read More »Surface Deformation of Pipe Bending
Description Although stainless pipe is an intensely hard material, stainless steel is ductile and malleable and can be formed using various mechanical means into a wide variety of shapes. Bending stainless tube is a process that can be utilized to… Read More »how to bend stainless steel pipes
About the characteristics and requirements of the aluminum profile bending process Pull bend The so-called stretch-bending is the process of using rotation and profiling to change the section deformation interface (inward movement) of the aluminum profile under the premise of… Read More »General knowledge about aluminum profile bending