Tube and Profile Machinery (7)

These are the three most common processes at the start or middle of the line. Cutting reduces the bar to the part’s length; bending shapes the geometry; end forming prepares the tube end for a later welded, threaded or flanged joint.

Alongside the main processes, the catalog includes complementary operations: deburring and beveling to prepare the end before welding, roll forming machines to shape profile continuously from coiled sheet, and bundling for the final stage before shipping.

If your production is high and stable, it can pay off to integrate several processes into a single line with automatic systems, instead of keeping standalone stations that an operator loads and unloads separately between one operation and the next. If your volume is variable or combines many part references, standalone machines from each family tend to offer more room to adapt.