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Elbow radius : R=1.5D
Material types : Carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel
Forming process : Simultaneous expanding and bending
Forming method : Axial pushing
Working temperature : 850‑1100℃
Heating method : Medium-frequency induction
This machine utilizes a combination of axial pushing, localized medium-frequency heating, and a bull-horn mandrel to simultaneously expand and bend pipes in a single operation. Starting with straight pipes smaller in diameter than the finished elbow, the hot pushing process directly produces rough elbows through simultaneous expansion and bending.
Widely used for manufacturing 90° long-radius R=1.5D seamless elbows in carbon steel, alloy steel, and select stainless steel materials.
The process follows the law of constant metal volume: under axial push from the rear, the pipe billet moves forward and is rapidly heated to plastic temperature (850-1100°C) by a medium-frequency induction coil. The heat-softened steel pipe passes over a stationary horn-shaped mandrel, which gradually thickens with a curved arc, forcing simultaneous circumferential expansion and axial bending.
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