Manufacturing Process of Bending Machines


Bending machine manufacturing centers on the precision fabrication of heavy-duty structural components, core system integration, and comprehensive machine-level accuracy commissioning, with rigorous control throughout the entire process—covering welding, stress relief treatment, machining, and assembly—to ensure rigidity, accuracy, and stability.

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Manufacturing Process of Bending Machines

Bending machine manufacturing centers on the precision fabrication of heavy-duty structural components, core system integration, and comprehensive machine-level accuracy commissioning, with rigorous control throughout the entire process—covering welding, stress relief treatment, machining, and assembly—to ensure rigidity, accuracy, and stability.

2026-03-24

Working Principle of a Shearing Machine

The core principle of a shearing machine is that the upper blade moves downward, working in conjunction with a fixed lower blade to apply shear force to the sheet metal within a precise gap. When the applied force exceeds the material’s shear strength, the sheet metal fractures and separates along the cutting edge. The most common type is the inclined-blade shearing machine (with an upper blade tilted by 1°–6°), which delivers low shear force, high efficiency, and is the most widely used.

2026-03-23

Working Principle of a Horizontal Lathe

The core operating principle of a horizontal lathe is as follows: the spindle is mounted horizontally and rotates the workpiece about a horizontal axis (the primary motion), while the cutting tool performs linear feed motions in the longitudinal and transverse directions (the feed motion). The relative motion between these two movements enables the machining of rotary parts such as shafts, discs, and sleeves.

2026-03-20