Working
Roll Forming
The “Three-Roll Type Bending Roll” literally curves a plate in between three rolls by pressing the upper roll. Temporarily welding for finishing.
Setting a steel plate between three rolls 
Entering a value in the bender control panel 
Gradually decreasing the diameter 
Checking the dimension 
Temporarily welding 
Finished Bending
Bending is worked using a press.
A bending die is used. 
Giving pressure on the steel plate 
Finished Combination Bending
To use a press, a die is required for bending the material.
Bend at a certain position of the flat plate. A die is required for bending. 
Next, bend at another position as if drawing a circle. An R-forming die is required. Gradually decreasing the diameter. A part is finished by bending a single steel plate multiple times like bending at two positions, three positions. Roll Forming of Various Section Steels
Bending of round pipes, square pipes, flat bars, angles, H-section steels, I-section steels, and beams.
Other types of section steels are bent. Please feel free to contact us for any question.
Setting a round pipe on the bender 
Entering a value in the bender control panel 
The round pipe will be bent by feeding it through the driven three rolls. 
Gradually decreasing the diameter 
Check the dimensions 
Finished Draw Bending
The “Draw Bending” refers to the cold bending process of pipes. This is a working technology to form a straight (round, square, etc.) pipe into a designated bending radius and angle.
Setting a requested die 
Inserting a mandrel for prevention of ovaling 
Inserting a mandrel for prevention of ovaling 
Rotating the die 
Releasing the chuck and checking the dimensions 
Finished Induction Bender
We can bend the steel according to your required dimensions without manufacturing a die. In terms of the ovalization factor and thinning factor, induction bender is more excellent than cold bending.
Applicable Steel Materials
Metals such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, titanium, brass, nickel, and non-ferrous metals