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MLS Systems has built many styles and types of bending machines as
well as custom applications like the machine above. This machine
forms blanked material into cones and then spot welds the lapped
joint. Blanked material can be loaded into either side of the dual destack station. From there, a transfer shuttle presents the
material to the form tooling which wraps the material around a
mandrel, then spot welds it together and discharges it to a gondola
at the front of the machine. The cycle time of this machine is seven
seconds.
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Close up picture of the clamshell form tooling and mandrel of the
form and weld machine.
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This group of machines utilized hydraulically actuated C-frame
presses and rocker roller bend tooling to perform pseudo tangent
bends on painted steel cabinet panels. MLS Systems can provide wing bending,
tangent bending, or wiping equipment custom designed to meet your
needs. Bends can be performed pneumatically, hydraulically, or via
servo depending upon your process requirements and budget
constraints.
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Close up view of two C-frame bending machines with two post die
guiding.
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MLS Systems has purchased and integrated roll forming operations
into production lines like the one pictured above. MLS Systems also has the
capability to perform rebuilds to roll forming equipment.
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This dual wing bender produces large cabinets of various sizes and
widths. The bender design incorporates a servo positioning system
which orients each panel before bending. The bender is told what
panel it is receiving and adjusts on the fly to produce bends for a
particular size/model. Once bent, the cabinets are transferred out of
the front of the bender.
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This dual bend wing machine was built for prototype bending and low
volume production runs to produce small cabinets. Bend width could
be easily adjusted via hand wheel. A digital readout was also
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This machine feeds pre-straightened and cut to length wires from a
hopper, then performs several bends in a small die press to make axle
wires, then discharges them into a tote at the front of the machine.
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This machine produces support assemblies for washing machines. This
machine produces 16 spot welds, pierces four holes, and bends four
tabs simultaneously during each machine cycle.
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This machine produces bent wire assemblies. Wires are hand fed into
guide rails where they are singulated and bent into the desired
shape via contoured tooling. Bends are produced by hydraulically
actuated cylinders.
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MLS Systems can provide large press brake benders.
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This machine produces multiple bends in tine comb wires. Up to 18
bends can be performed simultaneously by contoured tooling every 5
seconds.
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This machine produces condenser coils. Banding material is first
roll formed then welded to tubes which are then servo bent (as many
as four at a time) to produce condenser coils.
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This machine automatically decoils, straightens, then cuts tubing to
length before bending it to produce heat loop tubes for
refrigerators. Bent tubes are then automatically transferred out of
the machine via gantry conveyor. |
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