How Pressure Vessel Is Made. Exciting Mass Production Process With Heavy-duty Bending Machine

Опубликовано: 21 Октябрь 2024
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How Pressure Vessel Is Made. Exciting Mass Production Process With Heavy-duty Bending Machine
Time-Line:
0:07. Steel cutting and cold forming technology
2:10. The 4 Rolls Plate Rolling Machine
5:59. Flange Fitting Station
9:22. Tube bending system.
11:39. How Spring Is Made
13:17. Leaf Spring Load Test
14:10. Truss Rollforming Line
15:01. Rolling a cone on a three-roll bending machine
16:35. The Process of Finishing Straight Mill Round Material
19:13. Integrated Wire Drawing, Thinning, Straightening, and Cutting Machine
21:33. The cassette system roll forming line
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Credit:
Otto Klostermann GmbH
https://www.ottoklostermann.de/

Mudersbach GmbH & Co. KG
https://mudersbach.com

Faccin Group
https://www.faccin.com

JUTEC Bending Systems - JUTEC Biegesysteme
https://en.jutec.de

Pedders Suspension & Brakes
https://www.pedders.com.au/

Pemamek
https://pemamek.com

Äager
https://aager.de

Güngör Makina
https://gungormak.com/

UNIFLEX-Hydraulik GmbH
https://www.uniflex-hydraulics.com

ROBERT SAIPMC
http://www.roberts.com.ph

Industrial Gyan
https://industrialgyan.com/

Kocabey Makina
http://www.kocabeymakina.com.tr/en/
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