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Acurracy of automatic bending equipment

+- 0.005"

Applying force great enough to go beyond elastic limit but not so far as to exceed the ultimate strength

Plastic deformation

Critical mechanical property when selecting material to bend

% of ductility

Bending on easy plane is

Bending on narrower plane or dimension

Bending on hard plane

Bend on wider plane or dimension

If tube is bent too close to the end

Edge distortion on pipe

Recommended min. Radius when bending round tubing

2.5x outside diameter

Min bend radius when bending square tube

4x OD

Stretch out length for pipe bending calculated on 90° bend by

1.57 x mean bend die radius

Most versatile and accurate method of Bending

Draw bending

Obtains 2 simultanious compression bends with each bend being .5 of desired bend angle

Press bending

Workpiece clamped against bending die, die and clamp rotated moving workpiece through a pressure tool. Uses mandrel

Draw bending

Tube is clamped to a stationary bending form and wrapped around it

Compression bending

Similar to plate rolling. Limited to heavy wall tube

Roll bending

Tube stretched longitudinally past elastic limit by pulling both ends then wrapping tube around a form. Used for irregular shapes

Stretch bending

Primary tool around which workpiece is formed

Bend die

Matching half of bend die to form true circle when closed

Clamp die

Contains tube in bend die groove during bend cycle

Pressure die

Prevents flattening, wrinkling or tube collapse during bending

Mandrel

4 factors to consider when selecting bending lubricant

Provide physical barrier to protect mandrel and inside of tube


• Lube film must remain intact and not dry from heat of forming


• Overcome frictional drag of tube over mandrel


• Compatible with tooling and workpiece material

Ability of material to deform plastically without fracture

Ductility

Line between compression and tensile forces

Neutral axis

Material length should extend how far past bend to prevent distortion

2x diameter

Type of bender capable of both draw and compression bends

Hossfield benders

What are diacro benders

Compression benders

Type of tube bending produces full circles and coils

Roll bending

Inserted into tube to prevent collapse

Mandrel

3 common types of mandrel

Plug, form and ball

3 roll pinch type

3 roll pyramid type

2 roll machine

3 types of rolls for sheet metal

3 roll pinch, 3 roll pyramid, 2 roll

3 roll pinch pyramid type

Double pinch four roll

Types of rolls for plate rolling

3 roll pinch, 3 roll pinch pyramid, double pinch 4 roll

Min diameter achievable with 3 roll pyramid style

Top roll diameter plus 2 inches

Max material thickness for 2 roll urethane rolls

1/4"

Plate roller choice of most fabricators and produces most accurate curvatures

3 roll pinch

Signed for 1 entry 1 pass forming

Double pinch 4 roll

When pipe bending round or square tubing, how is lube used

Square tubing lubricated forming die. Round tubing never lubricated forming die