Induction Pipe and Tube Bending Equipment

An induction pipe bending machine is a specialized machine that uses induction heating to heat a section of pipe to a specific temperature before bending it to a desired shape. The process can be used to bend pipes made of a wide variety of materials, including steel, aluminum, and copper.

The basic principle of induction pipe bending is that an induction heating coil is used to heat a specific section of pipe to a precise temperature before it is bent. The heating coil is placed around the section of pipe that needs to be bent, and high-frequency electrical current is passed through the coil, creating an electromagnetic field that heats the pipe. The pipe is then bent using a bending die or a press to the desired shape.

Induction bending is a metal forming process used to bend pipes, tubes, and other hollow profiles to a desired shape. This technique uses an induction coil to heat a specific area of the workpiece to a high temperature, making it more malleable and easier to bend without causing damage to the material.

During the process, the workpiece is placed on an induction bending machine that has a coil wrapped around it. The coil is then energized with high frequency alternating current, which generates an electromagnetic field. The field causes the material in the heated area to soften, making it more ductile and easier to bend.

There are two main types of induction pipe bending machines: the two-axis and three-axis machines. The two-axis machines are used for simple and common pipe bending, while the three-axis machines are used for more complex and precise pipe bending applications.

Used for various round tubes, square tubes, stainless steel tubes, I-beams, H-beams, U-beams hot bending, suitable for petroleum, chemical, metallurgical, steel structure, boiler and other projects.