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Used Wire Bending in Germany

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    2000 WAFIOS BMS4

    2000 WAFIOS BMS4

    • Manufacturer: Wafios

    Wire diameter: 3,0-8,0 mm | Feeding length: 4000 mm | Working width: 3000 mm

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1992 POST Robomat

    1992 POST Robomat

    • Manufacturer: POST

    Info: 3D – CNC | Wire diameter: 5-12 mm | Feeding length: unlimited

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1979 BIHLER GRM50

    1979 BIHLER GRM50

    • Manufacturer: Bihler
    • Model: GRM50

    Wire diameter range: 0,5 -5,0 mm | Width of band: max 70 mm | Feeding length: max 320 mm | Output pieces/min: max 132 | Number of slides: 4

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    2003 BIHLER BM306

    2003 BIHLER BM306

    • Manufacturer: Bihler

    Dia. range: 5 mm | Width of band: 40 mm | Feeding length: 500 mm | Stokes per minute: 200 1/min

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1995 WAFIOS BMS5

    1995 WAFIOS BMS5

    • Manufacturer: Wafios

    Wire diameter: 4-10mm | Feeding length: oo | Speed – meter/min: 35-72

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    MRP UB4

    MRP UB4

    • Manufacturer: MRP

    Dia. range: 1-4 mm | Width of band: 20 mm | Feeding length: 240 mm | Output pieces/min: 80-150

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    2003 MRP SV1

    2003 MRP SV1

    • Manufacturer: MRP

    Info: for bag ties and reinforced wires | Wire diameter range: 1,0-1,6 mm | Cutting length: 75-350 mm | Output – pieces/min: 200

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1968 BIHLER GRM50

    1968 BIHLER GRM50

    • Manufacturer: Bihler
    • Model: GRM50

    Wire diameter range: 0,5 -5,0 mm | Width of band: max 70 mm | Feeding length: max 320 mm | Output pieces/min: max 132 | Number of slides: 5

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1984 BIHLER RM40

    1984 BIHLER RM40

    • Manufacturer: Bihler

    Dia. range: 0,5-4,0 mm | Width of band: 60 x 2 mm | Number of slides: 5 | Feeding length: 270 mm | Stroke of slide: 45 mm | Output – strokes/min: 350 | Punching power: 9 to

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1971 BIHLER RM25

    1971 BIHLER RM25

    • Manufacturer: Bihler

    Dia. range: 0,5-2,5 mm | Width of band: 50 mm | Feeding length: 170 mm | Number of slides: 6 | Punching power: 5to | Output pieces/min: 225

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1972 BIHLER RM25

    1972 BIHLER RM25

    • Manufacturer: Bihler

    Dia. range: 0,5-2,5 mm | Width of band: 50 mm | Feeding length: 170 mm | Number of slides: 3 | Punching power: 5 to | Output pieces/min: 225

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1963 BIHLER RM25

    1963 BIHLER RM25

    • Manufacturer: Bihler

    Dia. range: 0,5-2,5 mm | Width of band: 50 mm | Feeding length: 170 mm | Punching power: 5 to | Number of slides: 5 | Output – pieces/min: 225

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1989 WAFIOS WSR 1

    1989 WAFIOS WSR 1

    • Manufacturer: Wafios

    Ring diameter: 80 - 600 mm Output: 10 - 30 rings/min

    Grebenau, Germany

Overview

Wire bending machines are specialized equipment used to shape wire into various forms and structures. These machines are essential in industries like automotive, construction, and manufacturing, where precise and consistent wire forms are required. They can bend wire into complex shapes with high accuracy, increasing efficiency and reducing manual labor.

FAQ

What features should I look for when buying a wire bending machine?

Look for features like programmable controls, high precision, versatility in wire thickness, and the machine's speed. Consider the types of bends it can perform and its compatibility with different wire materials.

How can I safely ship a wire bending machine?

Use a professional logistics company experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the machine is securely packed, possibly in a wooden crate, and properly cushioned to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a wire bending machine?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear, and ensuring the machine’s software is up to date. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for routine inspections and part replacements.