Bending process to reduce material loss

Introduction to bending processes such as bottoming and hemming, which can be processed relatively inexpensively!

Many machine parts are made through metal processing, and each requires a suitable processing method. Additionally, even with similar shapes, the processing method can affect costs and finishes. Therefore, we would like to introduce "bending processing," which can be done relatively inexpensively and results in minimal material loss. If you have any questions, please feel free to consult with us at Equal. 【Typical Bending Processes】 ■ Bottoming Bending ■ Coining Bending ■ Free Bending ■ R Bending ■ Hemming Bending ■ Pipe Bending *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

basic information

**Advantages of Representative Bending Processes** - **Bottoming Bending:** Allows bending with relatively low pressure and has high stability, making it widely used. - **Coining Bending:** Achieves top-class precision among sheet bending processes. - **Free Bending:** Stops the punch midway to avoid completely restraining the material, allowing for free adjustment of the bending angle. - **R Bending:** Capable of processing rounded shapes. - **Hemming Bending:** Eliminates edges on parts that people may touch, resulting in higher safety than chamfering. - **Pipe Bending:** Capable of various shapes, including round and square pipes. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*