Steel wire coiling around the rotary disc of a 3D bending machine
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Torsion Spring Bending Machine | Double Springs Formed Fast

A 3D wire bending machine coils and forms double torsion springs from straight steel wire in one cycle - coil bodies, bridge and legs all in a single run.

Key Specifications

Materials
Straight steel spring wire

Key Features

  • Coils tight torsion bodies directly on the rotary disc
  • Forms both coil bodies and connecting legs in one cycle
  • Servo feed controls coil count and leg lengths precisely
  • Clean wire ends - no burrs from secondary cutting
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How Are Double Torsion Springs Made on a 3D Wire Bending Machine?

Short answer: By coiling and bending in one program. This factory video shows a CNC 3D wire bending machine winding tight coil bodies around its rotary disc, then forming the bridge and legs, producing complete double torsion springs from straight steel wire in a single automatic cycle.

What the Video Demonstrates

StageEquipmentResult
FeedServo drive and clampWire advanced to exact length
CoilRotary coiling discTight, even torsion coil body
FormBending arms at the discBridge and legs shaped in sequence
FinishCut and eject at stationCompleted double torsion spring

Key Applications

  • Double torsion springs for hinges, lids and return mechanisms
  • Wire forms combining coils, cranks and legs in one part
  • Sample and small-batch spring work without a spring coiler
  • Hardware factories adding spring capability to a wire bender

3D Wire Bender vs. Dedicated Spring Coiler

CriterionSpring coiler3D wire bending machine
Coil bodiesYesYes, on the rotary disc
Complex legs and bridgesSecondary opSame cycle
Part varietySprings onlySprings, cranks, pins, forms
Setup for new partCam changesProgram and tooling change

FAQ

Can this machine produce springs with two coil bodies? Yes - the video shows a double torsion spring: both coils, the bridge and the end legs are completed in one run.

How is coil pitch and diameter controlled? The servo feed sets wire advance while the rotary disc wraps each turn, so coil count, pitch and diameter follow the program.

Do I need a separate machine for the leg bends? No. The same bending arms form the legs after coiling, which is exactly what makes a 3D wire bender practical for mixed wire parts.

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