Wire Bending

Wire bending (also known as wire forming machine, steel wire bending machine, iron wire bending equipment) is an industrial machine specifically designed for bending, folding, and shaping metal wires (such as steel wire, iron wire, stainless steel wire, copper wire, etc.) in two-dimensional or three-dimensional space according to preset angles, radii, and shapes.

Main Functions and Features:
Automatic/Semi-Automatic Processing: Driven by a servo motor or CNC system, the bending head, rotating arm, and wire feeding device achieve high-speed, precise, and continuous bending.
Multi-Axis and 3D Forming: 2D machines can only bend in a plane; 3D machines are equipped with multi-axis rotating arms, enabling 360° rotation to achieve complex spatial shapes (such as hooks, springs, supports, etc.).
Adjustable Parameters: Bending angle, bending speed, pressure, springback length, etc., can all be set on the control panel or host computer software to meet the processing needs of different wire diameters and materials.
Supporting Functions: Often equipped with subsequent processing units such as cutting, chamfering, welding, and embossing, achieving "one machine, multiple functions."