Robot tube bending is defined by six core characteristics that distinguish it from conventional manual or semi-automatic tube bending: high precision and repeatability, full automation across the entire tube handling cycle, multi-axis flexibility for complex geometries, rapid product changeover cap...

Robot tube bending is the deep integration of industrial robotic arms with CNC (Computer Numerical Control) tube bending machines to form a fully automated system capable of automatically feeding, positioning, clamping, bending, and unloading tubes without manual intervention. The robot handles the...

The fundamental difference between press bending and roll bending lies in how force is applied and what geometry the process produces. Press bending uses a punch (upper die) that descends onto sheet metal resting on a lower die to create a single discrete bend at a defined angle — the deformation i...

Wire bending is an industrial metal forming process — and the name given to the machines that perform it — in which metal wire (steel, iron, stainless steel, copper, aluminium, or other alloys) is precisely shaped into two-dimensional or three-dimensional forms according to preset angles, radii, an...

3D Rolling Bending is a CNC-controlled cold metal forming process that uses three independently adjustable rollers to bend metal profiles, pipes, or sheets simultaneously along the X, Y, and Z axes. Unlike conventional two-dimensional bending — which produces curves in a single plane — 3D rolling b...

Press bending is a metal forming process that uses a mechanical device called a press brake or stamping machine to apply pressure to sheet metal, causing plastic deformation between upper and lower dies to bend, form, or cut the material. This manufacturing technique is widely used in sheet metal p...

NC bending refers to Numerical Control pipe bending, a manufacturing process that uses computer-controlled machinery to precisely bend pipes and tubes according to programmed specifications. NC pipe bending machines integrate mechanics, electrical systems, hydraulics, and digital control to wind an...

What Is an Automation Line? An automation line is a continuous production system in which mechanical equipment and electronic control devices are arranged in sequential process order and linked by a central control system — enabling full production from raw material input to finished product output...

What Is Laser Cutting? Laser cutting is a non-contact thermal processing technology that uses a focused, high-energy laser beam to melt, vaporize, or burn through a material along a programmed path, producing cuts with kerf widths as narrow as 0.1 mm and positional accuracy of ±0.05 mm. A high-pres...

What Is CNC Bending? CNC bending is a computer-numerically-controlled process that shapes metal or plastic pipes and profiles into precise, multi-angle forms without manual repositioning. A single-head CNC bending machine uses a full servo drive system and precision mechanical structure to execute ...

Amidst the industry wave of intelligent manufacturing upgrades, the Group has established a three-dimensional development framework centred on ‘equipment precision + process control + technological innovation’. Leveraging the hardware support of its advanced production bases and guided by the philos...

The intelligent upgrade of the production base and the immersive experience at the exhibition centre embody the company's customer-centric philosophy. Future enhancements will further elevate the base's smart capabilities and enrich the exhibition centre's experiential offerings, enabling clients to...