Precision CNC Tube Bending Services for Industrial Applications

Engineering-driven tube and pipe bending for production-ready parts. Typical tube fabrication tolerances of ±0.3–0.8 mm (confirmed at quote based on material and geometry). Lead times from 7 business days. FAI → in-process → final records available.

STEP · IGES · DWG · SLDPRT · PDF — 48h DFM & Quote

Tube Bending Services

We provide repeatable, tight-tolerance bending for round, square, and rectangular profiles, backed by ISO 9001-aligned quality controls. As an integrated manufacturing partner, we combine tube fabrication with machining, welding, and finishing to simplify your supply chain.

CNC Mandrel Bending

Minimizes wrinkling and ovality on tight CLR; ideal for thin-wall stainless and aluminum.

Engineering Review & DFM

Feedback before production to optimize manufacturability and reduce risk.

One-Stop Fabrication

In-house laser cutting, notching, welding, and finishing for complete assemblies.

Technology & Methods for Tube Bending

We select the right process for your geometry, material, and finish requirements—balancing tight radius control with surface quality and production repeatability.

Mandrel Bending

Ball/plug/wiper mandrels for thin-wall tubes; minimizes wrinkling and ovality at tight CLR. Best for precision cosmetic applications.

Rotary Draw

Most common for precision industrial bends; excellent repeatability for production runs with consistent angles.

Roll Bending

Large radii and long sweeps on thicker sections; ideal for architectural and structural applications.

Capacity & Tolerances

Typical Tube Bending Ranges (Confirm at Quote)

Capacity & Tolerances

  • Tube OD:6–76 mm
  • Min CLR:1.0–1.5 × OD (with mandrel)
  • Max Length:≤ 2,500 mm
  • Dimensional Tolerance:±0.3–0.8 mm
  • Angle Accuracy:±0.5–1.0°

Final specs confirmed per drawing and quote; sample validation available for critical applications.

Pipe vs Tube: What We Bend

Understanding the distinction between tube and pipe sizing ensures accurate tooling selection and inspection alignment.

Tube Specification

Specified by OD × wall thickness (e.g., 25mm OD × 2mm wall). Tube sizing is consistent across different wall thicknesses for a given OD.

Example: 1" OD × 0.065" wall

Pipe Specification

Specified by nominal size + Schedule (e.g., 1" Schedule 40). Schedule determines wall thickness, with ID as the primary dimension.

Example: 1" NPS Schedule 40 (actual OD: 1.315")

For your RFQ: Provide nominal size, Schedule, and seam type (ERW/DOM) for pipe; or OD × wall for tube. We align tooling and inspection procedures to your drawing language and verify dimensions using the appropriate measurement standards.

Materials & Profiles We Bend

We select optimal tooling and process parameters for each material and profile to ensure precise, consistent results—from standard carbon steel frames to cosmetic-grade stainless assemblies.

Common Materials

  • Stainless Steel (304/316): Corrosion resistance and cosmetic finish
  • Carbon Steel: Structural strength for frames and chassis
  • Aluminum (5052/6061): Lightweight applications with good formability
  • Brass & Copper: Specialty alloys upon engineering review

Supported Profiles

  • Round Tube: Most common; excellent for tight radii
  • Square Tube: Face collapse control with dedicated tooling
  • Rectangular Tube: Structural applications with orientation control
  • Schedule Pipe: Per your drawing specifications for fluid/structural use

Surface Protection & Cosmetic Control

For cosmetic applications, we use soft jaws, protective liners, and wrap strategies to minimize clamp marks. Post-bend finishing options include polishing, brushing, powder coating, and anodizing to meet your aesthetic and functional requirements.

Quality Assurance & Documentation

ISO 9001-certified processes with traceable inspection records ensure dimensional accuracy and repeatability across prototype to production volumes.

ISO 9001 Certified

Documented quality management system with regular internal and external audits.

FAI → In-Process → Final

First Article Inspection followed by in-process checks and final verification with traceable records.

Available Documentation

CoC/CoA, CMM reports (external partner), material certificates, and inspection logs on request.

Inspection Capabilities

Standard metrology includes calipers, micrometers, and angle gauges for dimensional verification. For complex geometries requiring CMM measurement, we partner with certified external metrology labs. Springback compensation and ovality control are verified during FAI and adjusted as needed for production runs.

Applications Across Industries

We build for demanding environments where precision bending, dimensional consistency, and surface quality are critical to function and assembly.

Industrial Automation & Robotics

Machine frames, robotic bases and pedestals, AGV/AMR chassis, conveyor guards. Fixture-friendly bends with consistent repeatability for automated assembly.

Automotive & Powersports

Roll cage elements, exhaust systems, racing chassis components, roof racks. Tight CLR capability with controlled ovality for structural and safety-critical applications.

Marine & Architectural

Polished stainless handrails, yacht hardware, railings, T-tops, radar arches. Cosmetic surface control with protective handling for high-visibility installations.

Thermal & HVAC

Heat exchanger coils, serpentine bends, fluid transfer lines. Pitch control and thin-wall bending for efficient heat transfer applications.

Pricing, Lead Times & RFQ Checklist

Transparent pricing based on material, geometry complexity, and volume. We respond within 48 hours with DFM feedback and firm quotes.

RFQ Checklist — Include These Six Items

  • CAD Files: STEP/IGES/DWG/SLDPRT + PDF with ballooned critical dimensions
  • Material & Spec: OD × wall (or pipe nominal + Schedule), alloy/temper, seam notes
  • Key Features: CLR/D ratio, bend angles/sequence, straight-length constraints, features near bends
  • Downstream Processes: Notching/coping, welding/assembly, machining, surface finishing
  • Batch/Throughput: Prototype → production quantities, takt expectations, target lead time
  • Delivery/Logistics: Ship-to region, packaging/kitting, incoterms (EXW/FOB/CIF)

From Bending to Finished Assemblies

Streamlined workflow reduces lead times and coordination complexity through integrated in-house capabilities—from initial tube cutting to final assembly and finishing.

Laser Tube Cutting

CNC Bending

Notching/Coping

Welding/Assembly

Surface Finishing

Fixture-controlled processes ensure repeatability; kitting and labeling available for line-ready installation sets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum bend radius you can achieve?
Standard minimum CLR is 1.0–1.5 × OD with mandrel tooling; ≥2.0 × OD without. Tighter radii require sample evaluation and dedicated tooling, confirmed during DFM review.
Do you bend both tube and pipe?
Yes. We program to OD × wall (tube) or nominal + Schedule (pipe) per your drawing language. Provide seam type (ERW/DOM) for optimal results.
What materials can you bend?
Stainless steel (304/316), carbon steel, aluminum (5052/6061), and brass. Material selection depends on application environment and tempering requirements.
What files do you need for a quote?
STEP, IGES, DWG, or SLDPRT files plus PDF with ballooned critical dimensions. Include OD × wall, CLR requirements, bend sequence, and any surface finish specifications.
Can you prep weld-ready copes and miters?
Yes—we cut directly, then bend and weld in-house with fixture-controlled processes for repeatable assembly.
What are typical lead times?
Prototypes typically take 7–10 business days; production runs are 2–4 weeks. Final timeline is confirmed after drawing review and production scheduling.

Request a Quote — Upload Your Drawings

Tell us your material, dimensions, CLR requirements, and quantities. We'll return DFM notes and a firm quote within 48 hours.

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Accepted Formats: STEP · IGES · DWG · SLDPRT · PDF

RFQ Form

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Form fields: File Upload, Material Spec, CLR Requirements, Quantity, Surface Finish, QA Documentation, Delivery Terms