Robot tube Bending

Robot tube bending refers to the deep integration of industrial robots with CNC tube bending machines (or bending devices) to form a fully automated system capable of automatically feeding, clamping, bending, and unloading tubes. The robot grips, positions, and clamps the tube, which is then bent by the tube bending machine under the action of a preset mold or pressure die to achieve the required bending angle, radius, and shape. It not only upgrades traditional manual or semi-automatic tube bending machines into fully automated production lines but also achieves efficient processing of tubes with different diameters, wall thicknesses, bending radii, and complex geometries through the robot's flexible multi-axis motion. The robot can quickly change fixtures and adjust the gripping position to process tubes with different diameters, wall thicknesses, and bending radii. It supports parallel installation of multiple molds and can program and execute multiple bending shapes simultaneously.