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The equipment we produce includes tube forming machinery, rafted machines, tube & pipe mills, roll forming machines, cutoff machines & more. For 80 years, Rafter Equipment Corporation has made machines mounted on rafts for easy changeovers. We also can rebuild tube mills & cutoff presses.
Our specialty is in the building of equipment for tube forming. At Carson Engineering and Manufacturing, our focus in on your desired specifications in relation to machinery for end forming, hole punching, end closing and tube bending. Tube forming machinery can be new, custom or standard.
As an industry leader in the area of tube bending equipment rebuilds, Midwest Bender Services Corp. offers service work on-site for bender rebuilding. We do repairs to tube bending machines with the end goal of complete customer satisfaction and exceptional value for tube bender products and services.
Cambridge Metal Products provides quality turnkey tooling solutions in small diameter tube bending & related factory automation. This includes dedicated tube bending machines, tube end forming machines, robotic integration, loading & unloading systems for CNC benders & tube bender control systems.
Bending machines are used to curve and twist lengths of pipe. These computerized bending machines ensure that parts can be made quickly and inexpensively. As a result, a high volume of precisely bent pipes can be produced in a relatively simple manner.
Several standard bends can made by these types of CNC machines. For instance, elbow pipes can be bent perpendicularly so that the pipe has an L-shape. Parts can also be bent into custom shapes in order to fit specific needs of a company or manufacturer.
The particular method used to bend the tube often varies according to the industry; some common types include rotary, mandrel, and roll bending. Rotary bending is the most commonly used technique for bending pipes and tubes. This particular method relies on the tool and die industry to make complex bends.
