101, Building 9, Jicheng Science And Technology Innovation Park, No. 25, Sanle East Road, Shunjiang Community, Beijiao Town, Foshan, Guangdong, China +86-18038626853 [email protected]
101, Building 9, Jicheng Science And Technology Innovation Park, No. 25, Sanle East Road, Shunjiang Community, Beijiao Town, Foshan, Guangdong, China +86-18038626853 [email protected]
Coordinated multi-axis control supports flexible production of springs and wire parts with coils, hooks, legs, and multi-directional bends.
The 5–6 Axis Powerful Spring and Wire Forming Machine is designed for manufacturers producing diverse springs and custom wire components. Available in five-axis and six-axis configurations, the machine coordinates wire feeding, forming, coiling, and cutting movements according to the required production sequence.
Its multi-axis architecture provides the motion flexibility needed for components with multiple bends, coils, hooks, legs, and end features. The appropriate configuration is selected according to the finished-part geometry, wire properties, and processing complexity.
Core Features
The drive structure, individual axis functions, processing range, production speed, and optional features should be confirmed for the selected model.
Compatible Products
With suitable tooling and machine configuration, the equipment can be evaluated for:
Product feasibility depends on the wire material, finished geometry, forming sequence, tooling access, and required tolerances.
Typical Applications
Material Compatibility
The machine can be configured for suitable carbon spring steel, stainless steel, alloy spring wire, and other formable metal wires. Compatibility must be confirmed according to material grade, wire diameter, tensile strength, surface condition, and minimum bend requirements.
Information Required for Machine Selection
Custom options are available. Contact us to confirm whether the five-axis or six-axis configuration is appropriate for your application.
The machine configuration should be selected according to the movements required by the finished part. A six-axis version may provide an additional controlled function for more demanding forming sequences, but the exact advantage depends on how the axes are assigned. Confirm each axis function before ordering.
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