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Quick reference for tube bending
Setting of pipe bending tool for tension bending.
Bend die
Mounted so that the fixed jaw lies parallel to the bending direction.
Wiper die
Check that the height matches the profile board and that the slope is parallel to the slope of the profile board. Adjust the locking pressure so that the pipe does not slide in the slopes during bending.
Clamp die
Insert a tube into the locking jaws and lock this. Slide the support rail against the pipe and lock. In principle, the support rail should lie against the pipe without pressure. If necessary readjust in small steps.
Pressure die
Select the type of mandrel according to the table. Set the mandrel so that part of the mandrel body, max approx. 0.5 x the inner diameter of the pipe, located in front of the center of the tool. Try different modes for best results.
Mandrel
Lock a tube between the locking jaws and place next to the support rail. Then push the support shoe forward as far as possible, the tip should then lie almost in front of the center of the profile board, and lock. The support shoe must lie parallel to the support rail or with the rear part slightly further from the support rail.


Wiper die is recommended when the ratio outside diameter/wall thickness is within the gray field.

N = No mandrel
S = Standard mandrel
K = Cold thorn
L = Link mandrel (The number indicates the recommended number of balls in the link mandrel.
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Tubebending guide
See our full guide on how to go about tube bending with a Herber machine.