CBC Rotary Tube Bending Machines

The CBC tube bending machines range from “easy to use” simple machines to precision programmable production machines. A comprehensive tooling range ensures high bend quality on all models. All formers can be specified with either counterformers or guide rollers depending on material and wall thickness.Optional equipment includes moving arm with positioning stops and plane of bend indicator. The new model CBC UNI 30 model has been especially designed for fast bending of smaller tubes. The new large capacity CBC UNI 89 can effortlessly bend 88.9mm x 8mm wall mild steel tube.

Why Choose CBC?

Manual UNI 42 provides quality bending at competitive pricing.
NEW UNI 30 for fast bending of tubes up to 1” gas.
Superb bend quality.
Complete tooling service.
Adjustable limit switch with angle scale standard on UNI 42 and UNI 60. Programmer with memories including ‘spring back’ allowance standard on
UNI42 digitaL, UNI 60 digital, UNI 70/C.
NEW CBC UNI 89 with large 88.9mm x 8mm bending capacity.

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