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Lighter, Stronger, Smarter: How Orbitform Supports Lightweight Assembly Initiatives

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2025-11-21

Learn how Orbitform's permanent assembly processes support lightweight design using aluminum, thin-wall materials, and multi-material assemblies.

Building Better Battery Packs: Why Permanent Forming Beats Welding and Screws

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2025-10-24

Discover why battery pack manufacturers are replacing welding and screws with permanent forming and riveting. Learn how Orbitform helps build cleaner, stronger, and more reliable energy storage assemblies

Improving Assembly Precision with Orbitform's Servo-Z Programmable Hard Stop Mechanism

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2025-05-16

Discover how Orbitform's Servo-Z Mechanism automates stroke adjustments for multi-height assemblies, improving precision and efficiency in product manufacturing.

Meeting Torque Requirements with Pivot Joint Testing Equipment

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2025-03-21

Ensure precise pivot joint torque with Orbitform's in-process testing equipment. Reduce scrap, improve efficiency, and achieve consistent quality in assembly.

Should You Switch from Pop Rivets to Semi-Tubular or Solid Rivets?

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2024-06-20

Explore the benefits of switching from pop rivets to semi-tubular or solid rivets for improved strength, cost-efficiency, and product quality.

Introducing Orbitforms De-Riveter

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2024-03-14

Revolutionize your assembly process with Orbitform's De-Riveter - a versatile solution for efficient disassembly. Explore its innovative features and applications today

Self-Pierce Riveter to Support R&D

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2022-10-07

The right equipment with the right amount of flexibility to support R&D work

Case Study: Orbital Forming A280 Aluminum

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2022-07-15

An automotive parts supplier needed to permanently retain a sound-deadening baffle plate inside an engine cover. Screws were expensive, time-consuming to install, and tended to fall out over time.

Why Use Heat in Your Riveting Assembly?

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2022-02-25

At Orbitform, we developed a unique riveting process called Hot Upset. This rivet/forming solution uses heat and force to form rivets or part tenons.

Service Response Minimizes Production Loss

By Chelsea Winbigler - 2022-01-14

Quick response of Orbitform's Service Team has customer up and running quickly after machine crash

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