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Right-first-time for tube bending
04 March 2013
The benefits of all-electric tube bending machines for precision manufacturing will be highlighted by Unison. The companys machines feature a bending system based on precision digitally controlled servomotors. This architecture is said to provide performance benefits in terms of fast and repeatable software-based set-up, plus lower energy consumption and noise.

The benefits of all-electric tube
bending machines for precision
manufacturing will be highlighted by
Unison. The company's machines
feature a bending system based on
precision digitally controlled
servomotors. This architecture is said
to provide performance benefits in
terms of fast and repeatable
software-based set-up, plus lower
energy consumption and noise.
Another feature is a laser-controlled spring-back correction system. This automatically compensates for the natural tendency of metal tubes to 'spring back' slightly after bending, enabling manufacturers to implement right-first-time processes.
A quick-change tooling system will also be on show. Stand P6
Another feature is a laser-controlled spring-back correction system. This automatically compensates for the natural tendency of metal tubes to 'spring back' slightly after bending, enabling manufacturers to implement right-first-time processes.
A quick-change tooling system will also be on show. Stand P6
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