Tube & Wire Tecnologies

New Hydrodynamic Magazine Bar Feeder for 10mm – 80mm bars

The large-capacity TRACER 65V/80V Hydrodynamic Magazine Bar Feeder from CNC Indexing & Feeding Technologies can feed bars up to 12′ long in diameters from 10-36mm and, following a simple channel change, up to 80mm in diameter.

Precise tube forming for medical applications

Axial and rolling transfluid solutions guarantee secure processing of many materials, from stainless steel to titanium alloys.

Faster processing of tube ends and better surfaces

The new t form forming machine from transfluid with simple tool substitution and reduced operator intervention

Machining completed on live nuclear reactor pipeline system for first time in industry

Global machining specialist Hydratight has become the first company to use electrical discharge machining (EDM) for maintenance work on a live nuclear reactor pipeline system.

The new TruLaser Tube 5000 now also creates threads in tubes

Two in one: the new TruLaser Tube 5000 integrates the tube and thread cutting processes in one machine, saving time and logistical effort in production. The configuration of the new machine is as versatile as its applications and can be individually tailored to the production material flow.

Leading tube and pipe fabrication specialists invest in 7th Unison tube bender

Continuing investment in versatile all-electric bending machinery from Unison Ltd is helping one of the Midwest US’s leading tube and pipe fabrication specialists, Sharpe Products of Wisconsin, to meet the evolving business challenges in its sector of the metalworking industry.

Ring Roller Closes the Gap

From heating and automation systems to forging presses and dies: Schuler has already implemented a large number of projects in ring preform production with great success. With its new series of ring rollers developed in close cooperation with the forging industry, the world market leader in forming technology now provides complete production lines from a single source. Schuler is presenting the machine for the first time at the EMO trade fair in Hanover, Germany (Hall 15, Booth E29), from September 18 to 23.