SR Series Small Radius Booster Benders
Complete line of booster benders for the automotive industry. This line of booster benders fulfills all needs for the manufacturing of exhaust and tubular systems for cars, motorcycles, trucks, and buses.
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Explore Efficiency with SR Series Small Radius Benders
1D and Draw Bending in One Machine
Exhaust systems mix very tight bends, often 1D, with standard draw bends on the same tube. The SR Series combines booster bending for the tight radii with conventional draw bending, so the full part is made in one cycle. With 1 to 6 bending stacks it also handles bend-in-bend parts, where one bend starts right where the last one ends.
Bend and Cut on the Same Machine
The SR Series can store up to four different part programs that are bent and then cut from the same tube. Add the optional 2C DBS double-blade shearing system, and the bender produces finished parts from long tube without a separate cutoff operation.
Built for Production Lines
- 4 to 7 servo-controlled axes, with electric or hydraulic-servo bending
- SOCO DGT direct gear transmission on electric models
- Stackable, multiple pressure dies on 4 to 7 axis models
- Internal or external collets
- Connects to SOCO automatic loading and unloading systems
- Built-in internet connection and self-diagnostics for remote support
Frequently Asked Questions
What industries use the SOCO SR Series?
Exhaust and tubular systems for cars, motorcycles, trucks and buses are the main applications.
Can the SR Series bend 1D radii?
Yes. It is built for 1D booster bending and standard draw bending in the same machine.
Can the SR Series cut parts after bending?
Yes. It can store up to four part programs for bending plus cutting on the same tube, using the optional 2C DBS double-blade shearing system.
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