Cold bending methods often rely on sheer physical force to help bring the pipe to its final shape while hot bending methods use careful heating to reduce the force required. Each method has unique benefits and will determine the degree of bending possible and the final shape of the pipe.
Difference Between Hot Bend and Cold Bend
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Cold Bend |
Hot Bend |
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All types of bending without heat |
Type of Hot Induction bending for precise dimensions |
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Low cost |
It will cost you high compared to cold bending |
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Bend to radically is not possible |
It can be bent easily |
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Cold bending suitable fpr small bore |
Hot bending is done for larger dia piping systems |
Difference Between Hot Bend and Cold Bend
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Induction Bending Machine |
I B Mc 1 |
I B Mc 2 |
I B Mc 3 |
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Size of Pipe |
3" - 14" |
4" - 36" |
4" - 48" |
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Bending Radius (mm) |
1780 |
4575 |
7320 |
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Thickness (mm) |
5 - 50 UpTo 14" Dia Pipe |
6 - 36 for 26" - 36" Dia Pipe |
8 - 32 mm for 38" - 48" Dia Pipe |
