The CB-150D is a hydraulic steel bending machine designed to bend steel bars, rods and rebar for construction, prefabrication and metalwork applications. It performs precise, repeatable bends for forming hooks, stirrups, frames and other reinforcement shapes.
It is intended for mild steel, low- and medium-carbon steel rebar and round bars. Compatibility with stainless or high-alloy steels depends on the specific tooling and machine capacity; consult the manufacturer for guidance on nonstandard materials.
Maximum capacity depends on tooling and the material grade. Exact limits for the CB-150D are shown on the product specification sheet—please refer to the datasheet or contact the supplier to confirm the maximum diameter and yield strength the machine can safely bend.
The CB-150D uses a hydraulic drive system powered by an electric motor. Voltage and motor rating can vary by configuration; check the machine nameplate or order options for available voltage and power specifications.
A range of bending heads and dies are available for different bar diameters and bend radii, including standard convex and concave dies for rebar forming. Many suppliers offer die sets in metric and imperial sizes as standard or optional accessories.
Yes—hydraulic bending machines like the CB-150D typically allow for presetting of bend angles and stops for consistent, repeatable production. Exact controls (manual, semi-automatic or CNC) depend on the chosen model variant and control options.
Standard safety features commonly include emergency stop, safety guards or covers around moving parts, two-hand or foot control interlocks, overload protection in the hydraulic system, and clear safety decals. Confirm the fitted safety options when ordering.
Routine maintenance includes checking and topping hydraulic oil, inspecting hoses and fittings for leaks, lubricating pivot points and bearings, checking die wear, and tightening bolts. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and keep a record of service.
The recommended hydraulic oil type and fluid capacity are specified in the machine manual. Use the grade recommended for your ambient temperature range and replace or filter the fluid at intervals specified by the manufacturer.
Dimensions and shipping weight vary by configuration and accessories. Exact footprint, height and weight are provided on the product datasheet—request the technical sheet from your supplier for planning floor space and transport.
Yes—spare hydraulic components, seals, pumps, dies and tooling kits are normally available from the manufacturer or authorized distributors. Keep a parts list or machine serial number when ordering replacements to ensure compatibility.
Many vendors provide installation assistance, commissioning and operator training as part of the sale or as an optional service. Confirm training, start-up and on-site support options with your supplier before purchase.
Warranty terms vary by manufacturer and distributor. Typical warranties cover defects in materials and workmanship for a limited period, with additional support available through service contracts. Ask your sales representative for the specific warranty and service terms.
Optional features can include programmable angle controls, additional die sets, extended-length bending arms, material feeders, automated indexing, and enhanced safety packages. Check available options to tailor the machine to your production needs.
Contact an authorized dealer or the manufacturer with your required configuration, desired tooling, destination and any installation needs. They will provide a formal quotation including price, lead time, freight, customs (if applicable) and installation options.
Discover our latest orders