Forming Expanded Metal Machine Tube Swaging Machine

The machine is a hydraulic tube swaging and forming unit designed to reshape and contract metal tubes and bars. It performs operations such as shrinking/contracting tube ends, shaping pipe profiles and forming expanded metal components for applications like furniture, automotive parts and custom metalwork.

Model: SG60-B; Power: 2.2 kW; Weight: 500 kg; Max. shrinking diameter: 100 mm; Max. shrinking thickness: 3.5 mm; Tube contracting cycle: 3–5 seconds; Control: Hydraulic; Color: Blue or customized; Certification: CE.

It is built to handle a variety of common metal tubes and bars typically used in furniture and automotive work, such as mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum. Compatibility depends on tube diameter, wall thickness (max 3.5 mm) and material properties — for unusual alloys or limits near the machine's ratings, we recommend testing or consulting the supplier.

The tube contracting cycle is 3–5 seconds, which corresponds to a theoretical throughput of roughly 12–20 pieces per minute (≈720–1,200 per hour). Actual throughput will vary with loading/unloading time, operator skill, part handling and any secondary operations.

The SG60-B offers automatic operation with hydraulic control for the swaging/forming actions. An operator is typically required for loading, unloading and monitoring, though automation level can depend on integration into downstream/upstream equipment.

The machine has a 2.2 kW motor. Specific voltage and frequency options (e.g., 220 V, 380 V, 415 V, 50/60 Hz) are not listed in the basic spec — please confirm required supply and phase with the supplier when ordering so they can configure the machine for your local power system.

The machine is CE certified. It uses a durable hydraulic system and is designed with operator safety in mind. Standard safety elements include guarded working areas and emergency stop controls; exact feature set should be confirmed with the vendor and supplemented with local machine-safety measures and operator training.

Yes. The product listing indicates engineers are available for overseas support. The supplier also offers online and video technical support. For on-site installation and commissioning, confirm availability, costs and lead times with sales when ordering.

Yes. The standard color is blue but customized colors and likely tooling/configuration options are offered. For custom capacities, tooling or integration needs, contact the supplier to discuss options, lead time and pricing.

Routine maintenance typically includes checking and topping hydraulic oil, inspecting seals and hoses, greasing moving parts, checking fasteners and cleaning forming surfaces. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance manual for service intervals and approved consumables. If you need a maintenance plan, request documentation from the supplier.

The supplier provides technical support (online/video) and access to engineers for overseas support. Spare parts availability should be confirmed at purchase — ask for a spare-parts list, lead times and recommended spare inventory to minimize downtime.

Yes. The SG60-B can be integrated into production lines, but integration details (communication, conveyors, feeders, guarding) depend on your line layout and automation requirements. Discuss integration engineering with the supplier so they can provide required interfaces or customization.

The machine is described as compact and weighs 500 kg, but exact dimensions are not provided in the basic spec. Request detailed dimensional drawings and recommended clearances from the vendor to plan floor space, foundation and material handling.

Warranty, payment terms and shipping details are not specified in the product summary. Contact the supplier or sales representative to obtain warranty coverage, lead times, shipping options, incoterms and accepted payment methods.

To get a quote, sample processing or demonstration, contact the supplier with your part drawings or sample tubes (diameter, wall thickness, material), desired throughput, voltage supply and shipping destination. The supplier can then advise tooling requirements, provide pricing and arrange testing or an on-site/remote demo.