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Turned and Bent Stainless Rod Pins | Custom CNC
Custom bending of solid stainless steel rods with turned and threaded ends - pins and cranks formed on a CNC disc station with air-blow cooling.
Key Specifications
- Materials
- Solid stainless steel rod
Key Features
- Machined-end pins bent without thread damage
- CNC disc station forms tight cranks
- Air blow clears chips and cools the die
- Sorted trays keep batches traceable
How Do Machined-End Pins Survive the Bend?
Short answer: The bend sits clear of the turned zone. This video shows solid stainless rods with lathe-turned ends formed into pins and cranks on a CNC disc station - air blow keeps the die clean between cycles.
What the Video Demonstrates
| Step | Process | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rod turned at the ends | Machined fit zones |
| 2 | Rod to the bend disc | Position set |
| 3 | Crank formed | Pin geometry |
| 4 | Tray sorting | Batch control |
Key Applications
- Fastener-class pins and dowels
- Linkage and hinge cranks
- Mechanism shafts with formed ends
Why Combine Turning and Bending
| Separate vendors | One shop |
|---|---|
| Thread damage disputes | Bend zone planned around thread |
| Double shipping | Single flow |
FAQ
Which stainless runs here? 201, 304 and 316 rod; program set per grade.
Can you supply the pins as parts? Yes - custom bending and machining batches ship from Dongguan.
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