How Much Do You Know About Spiral Elbow Machine?

Spiral pipe, also known as spiral slit thin-walled pipe, was first used in the military industry of Western countries, such as the air (supply) system of warships and ships, and later used in civil facilities such as trains, subways, and mines. By 2000, it was estimated that 95.6% of the coils were used in office buildings, shopping malls and subways in the United States, and 72.5% of the coils were used in central air conditioners in residential buildings. For example, in factories and production sites that may generate harmful gases, these gases need to be discharged outdoors, and the outdoor air needs to be transported indoors. At this time, a large flow and low pressure air supply pipe is required, and a spiral pipe is the most suitable. Galvanized iron pipes are generally used instead of stainless steel pipes in corrosive and especially wet areas.

The spiral elbow machine for producing spiral pipes is mainly composed of a transmission machine and a forming machine. Due to its characteristics, the spiral air duct requires the transmission machinery to achieve both rotational motion and linear motion, and the forming speed of the spiral air duct is slow. However, considering the processing efficiency, the demolding speed is faster, so as to realize the two-speed control method. The forming machine includes forming and demoulding, and is mainly composed of a spiral die, an auxiliary pressing wheel and a guide rod.

SBKJ can provide spiral elbow machines for customers with special needs. These products can realize spiral air duct automation, with stable and reliable product quality and high efficiency. They can also reduce the labor intensity of workers, reducing equipment manufacturing costs and energy consumption at a cost-effective price.