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2.5mm 304 Wire Frames Bent on 3D CNC
High-precision 3D CNC bending of 2.5mm 304 stainless rods into rectangular wire frames with return legs - fine parts bent crisp and flat.
Key Specifications
- Materials
- 304 stainless steel rod, 2.5 mm
Key Features
- Fine 2.5mm wire bent without kinks
- Frame sits flat on the bench
- Return legs formed in the same cycle
- Servo feed holds small dimensions
How Flat Can a Bent Wire Frame Get?
Short answer: Flat enough to disappear under a ruler. This video shows 2.5mm 304 stainless rods bent into rectangular wire frames on a 3D CNC machine - all corners in one plane, return legs formed in the same cycle.
What the Video Demonstrates
| Step | Operation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Corners swept | Rectangle formed |
| 2 | Legs returned | Mount geometry |
| 3 | Flat check | Coplanar proven |
| 4 | Bin drop | Batch filling |
Key Applications
- Retainer and guard frames
- Display and signage clips
- Filter and screen holders
Why Coplanarity Matters
| Twisted frame | Flat frame (shown) |
|---|---|
| Rocks in the slot | Slides in clean |
| Assembly fights it | Drops into place |
FAQ
What is the smallest frame you bend? Down to a few centimeters on fine tooling.
Can frames be welded closed? Yes - spot and TIG closing follows bending.
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