START WITH THE BEND, NOT THE CATALOG.
Understand the tooling direction through part geometry, material, finish, production rhythm and machine conditions.
Air Bending
Flexible angle control with punch penetration into a V-opening.
Bottom Bending
A more geometry-dependent process requiring close tooling and material review.
Hemming
Pre-bend and close an edge while controlling surface and material behavior.
Offset / Z Bending
Create a controlled step with matched tooling and sufficient part clearance.
Large Radius Bending
Form larger inside radii with attention to springback and part geometry.
Mark-Free Bending
Reduce visible tooling marks on finished or appearance-sensitive sheet.
Short Flange Bending
Resolve support and interference limits when the return flange is short.
Box Bending
Provide side clearance and practical segment combinations for enclosed parts.
Thick Plate Bending
Coordinate tooling geometry, machine capacity and safe load for heavier work.
High-Strength Steel
Account for material variability, springback and tooling load limits.
Precision Bending
Improve repeatability through consistent geometry, setup and application control.
Automated / Robotic Bending
Design for repeatable positioning, common-height concepts and predictable handling.