Freeing up manpower, reshaping precision: The revolutionary value of the integrated rebar bending and curving machine.

A rebar bending and curving integrated machine, simply put, is an automated technology or fully automatic production line equipment that integrates the functions of bending rebar into various complex curved shapes such as rings and arcs.

Rebar bending and curving integrated machines are widely used in many key areas:

Large-scale infrastructure construction: Processing arched ribs and curved rebar in the anchorage zones of cable-stayed bridges; manufacturing circular frames in tunnel segments and tunnels; bending curved prefabricated components in the foundations of anti-collision columns and sound barriers for railways and highways.

Modern architecture and prefabricated housing: Used to produce curved rebar for restraining edge components of multi-story building frame columns, curved beam rebar frames for domes or inner fields of large stadiums, and many curved rebar components in prefabricated columns, beams, stairs, and other prefabricated building components.

Heavy industry and special structures: Manufacturing large-scale curved structural columns and support rings for port cranes, wind turbine tower foundations, large high-pressure vessels, and mining equipment.