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Pines i-Line CNC Benders
CNC 025 (25 mm Capacity)
CNC 040 (40 mm Capacity)
CNC 075 (75 mm Capacity)
CNC 100 (100 mm Capacity)
CNC 150 (150 mm Capacity)

Pines i-Line NC Benders
No. 1 (40 mm Capacity)
No. 2 (75 mm Capacity)
No. 3 (120 mm Capacity)
No. 4 (150 mm Capacity)
No. 6 (219 mm Capacity)

Pines Heavy Duty Hydraulic
Rotary NC Benders
No. 0.75 (40 mm Capacity)
No. 1 (40 mm Capacity)
No. 1.25 (75 mm Capacity)
No. 2 (75 mm Capacity)
No. 4 (150 mm Capacity)
No. 6 (200 mm Capacity)
No. 8 (250 mm Capacity)
No. 10 (300 mm Capacity)

Pines Heavy Duty
CNC Benders
CNC 040 (40 mm Capacity)
CNC 075 (75 mm Capacity)
CNC 100 (100 mm Capacity)
CNC 150 (150 mm Capacity)
CNC 250 (250 mm Capacity)
CNC 350 (350 mm Capacity)

Pines Portable Electric
Table Top Benders
CNC 10 Coaxial Cable Bender
CNC 15 CNC Tube Bender

Pines/Gregson
Induction Benders
2"-8" / 2"-10" / 2"-12" / 2"-16"
8"-24" / 10"-30" / 12"-36"
16"-42" / 20"-62"

Pipe Bender Rebuilds
(Models In Stock)

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Pipe & Bar
Chamfering Machines

Single End
Pines 660
(Up to 2" [52 mm] Capacity)
Pines i-Line KM 52 AD
(Up to 2" [52 mm] Capacity)
Pines i-Line KM 110 AD
(Up to 4.1" [110 mm] Capacity)
Pines i-Line KM 150 AD
(Up to 6" [150 mm] Capacity)

Double End
Pines i-Line SA
(3" [75 mm] Capacity)
Length Ranges up to 2500 mm

News

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Single Finger Tooling

Square and rectangular tubing present challenges that do not occur when bending round tubing.  The inside wall of the square tube tends to grow or expand vertically during the bending process and clings to the cavity of the bend die. Therefore, provisions must be made to strip or remove the part from the bend die after the bend is complete. This is especially important if a CNC bender is being used. The ideal method for bending square tubing entails the use of a bender equipped with an under nose split die actuator. The actuator lifts the top half of the bend die after the bend is made which facilitates an easy removal of the bent part. Unfortunately, few benders are equipped with this option so single finger tools must be utilized. Single finger tools utilize a finger attached to a flat clamp and pressure die.  The finger fills a void in the bend die cavity above or below the part. After a bend is made the clamp and pressure die open, exposing the void so the part can be easily removed and/or re-positioned for the next bend.

 

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