PEDRICK Bending Machines for Roll Formed Sections

APPLICATIONS

WHAT IS ROTARY COMPRESSION

Pedrick Pipe, Tube, and Solid BarStock Benders operate on the rotary compression bending principle. It consists of a stationary die and an arm that rotates around the die and wipes the material to be bent into the die.

Bends can be produced in pipe and tubing that can be used to reduce cutoffs, end preparation, fittings and welds, which saves money. The compression bending process is well suited for bending heavy sections.

Solid round barstock (1/4 - 3 in. OD) can be bent for many industrial applications. A variety of structural, roll-formed, and extruded sections can be bent using the rotary compression bending process.

Bending Machines for Roll Formed Sections - 2 IN Doortrack (2 at a time)

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Model A-7 Tube & Pipe Bending Machine

The Model A-7 is the most popular bending machine manufactured by Pedrick. It is a heavy duty version of the Model A-5. The Model A-7's primary application is for bending 1/2 inch - 2 inch schedule 80 pipe for small bore process piping for plant maintenance and many original equipment manufacturing (OEM) applications. Bends produced on a 3D bend radius meet American Petroleum Institute (API) specifications for ovality (flattening) and wall thinning.

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HP	Bending Moment	Pipe Capacity	Tube Capacity (crew)	Round Barstock	Approx. Weight	Spindle Diameter	Floor Space
5	28,500 IN-lbs	2 IN SCH 80	2 3/8 IN OD X .218 WT	1 3/4 IN OD	2,000 lbs	3 IN	3.5 ft x 3.5 ft
3.7 kW	3192 N-m	60.3 MM	60 MM X 5.5 MM	44 MM	909 kg	76.3 MM	1 M X 1 M