Smooth, programmable hydraulic force delivers concentric, burr‑free tube and bar ends – eliminating die damage, preventing carriage slippage, and maximizing material utilization across steel, stainless, aluminum, copper, and specialty alloys. Why Pointing Matters in Cold Drawing Pointing is the critical first operation in any cold drawing line. The tube or bar end must be reduced to a tapered “point” that: Passes smoothly through the drawing die. Is securely gripped by the ca

Specialized multi‑roll and rotary straightening technology with weld‑aware roll positioning, closed‑loop laser feedback, and surface‑protective handling – delivering ≤0.15 mm/m straightness while preserving weld integrity, eliminating scratches, and maintaining corrosion resistance for sanitary, automotive, and structural applications. Why Stainless Steel Welded Tubes Need Specialized Straightening Stainless steel welded tubes (grades 304, 316, 304L, 316L, duplex, etc.) are w

Advanced hydraulic drawbenches with custom‑contoured dies, closed‑loop force control, and surface‑protective handling – delivering ±0.02 mm dimensional accuracy, mirror‑bright surface finish, and consistent mechanical properties for complex copper profiles used in switchgear, EV battery connections, and power distribution systems. Why Special‑Shaped Copper Busbars Need Precision Cold Drawing Special‑shaped (non‑rectangular) copper busbars – including L‑shaped, U‑shaped, taper