Draw Bench Machine

Drawbenches work by pulling a piece of material through a die (smaller in diameter than the material), forcing it to take on the size and shape of the die as it passes through.

The first step in the drawing process is to point or swage the end of the material. A swager or roll pointer is used to shape the end of the material into a point. This is done because the diameter of the die is smaller than the material itself. The end of the material first needs to be small enough to fit through the die. Once the pointed end is pulled through the die, a gripper is used to grab onto it.

The lubrication used on a drawbench depends heavily on the material being processed. For some materials, dry soap drawing may be preferred, while other materials may require wet lubrication.

For smaller drawbenches, the material can be lifted out of the machine by an operator. There are often fully automated material handling systems for larger drawbenches that drop the material into a collection area.

Size Range :

• 16-60mm

Constituent part: main machine, feeding platform, input roller table, output roller table, collection tank, electrical system, cooling system. It can be customized according to your request.