What is a plane rebar bending center used for?
Quick answer: a plane rebar bending center bends flat reinforcement in one horizontal plane, automatically, at high speed — our GDPMW-60 bends 0–180° at 72°/s and moves the bending head at 0.6 m/s for a capacity of about 50 tonnes per day.
What it does: the machine lays out and bends full-length bars into floor slabs, beams and wall reinforcement automatically from a program, eliminating the manual layout and marking work that dominates traditional slab steelwork. It follows the GB/T 232-2010 bending standard.
When it pays off: for high-volume slab and wall production it is dramatically faster than manual bending; for occasional small jobs it is overkill. Total power is 22 kW and the frame is about 13.5 m long, so plan the space.
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CNC Plane Rebar Bending Center
CNC plane rebar bending center for heavy production up to 50 tons per day, compliant with GB/T 232-2010.
| HRB400 | Ø16:6 · Ø18:6 · Ø20:5 · Ø22:5 · Ø25:4 · Ø28:3 · Ø32:3 · Ø36:2 · Ø40:1 · Ø50:1 |
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| HRB500 | Ø16:6 · Ø18:5 · Ø20:5 · Ø22:4 · Ø25:4 · Ø28:3 · Ø32:3 · Ø36:2 · Ø40:1 · Ø50:1 |
| Bending angle range | 0°-180° |
| Bending speed | 72°/S |
| Bender travel speed | 0.6m/s |