Standard Fastening, Forming, and Riveting Machine Components

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Impact Machines

Impact riveting uses force to permenently fasten two surfaces together. Rivet and material possibilities include solid or semi-tubular rivets. Cycle time is fast and operation is simple, giving you an assembly advantage.

Orbital Machines

Orbital bench machines modular with a flexible design. Components can easily be added. The capacity, precision, and speed required determine if machines are powered by pneumatics, hydraulics, or servo.

Articulating Roller Forming

An articulating roller forming machine is used to form a groove in a part or to form a lip when there are obstructions. With 360-degree contact, there is consistent action the entire time the part is being formed.

Static Roller Forming

Static roller heads use spinning rollers and down-force to create an aesthetically pleasing lip around a cylindrical part. The non-impact, precision, and accuracy, makes it possible to form delicate and brittle materials.

Radial Machines

Radial forming and riveting is an assembly solution for small rivet shank diameters, delicate rivet materials, or unsupported rivet applications. The radial process displaces the center material outward in a floret pattern.

Powerheads

Orbitform pneumatic orbital flaring powerheads are arranged by size and head-forming capacity. All Orbitform powerheads have accompanying options and mounting possibilities to give you the best performance.

Orbital Heads

Orbital heads are used with orbital powerheads and hold the forming tool, called a peen, at a specified angle. This angle creates a sweeping line of pressure around the part, progressively forming the material with each rotation.