Yiming-Essebi Machine Series Center

The machine is equipped with six forming stations (dies), each responsible for a specific stage of the shaping process. These stations work in sequence to progressively form raw material into the desired final shape.

Each "blow" refers to a single impact or forming operation performed at a station. With six blows, the machine can execute up to six distinct forming operations during a single production cycle.

The combination of six dies and six blows allows for the creation of highly intricate and complex shapes that would otherwise require multiple machines or additional post-processing steps.

This capability is particularly useful for manufacturing fasteners with unique head designs, threads, or other specialized features.

By distributing the forming process across multiple stations, the machine minimizes stress on the material, reducing the risk of cracks or defects. This ensures high-quality output while maintaining material integrity.

The machine is specifically designed to work with challenging materials such as high-carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, titanium, and other advanced alloys. These materials are commonly used in industries requiring extreme durability, such as automotive, aerospace, and construction.

Advanced tooling and robust construction enable the machine to handle the high forces required for cold heading these tough materials.

Equipped with precision-engineered components and controlled by advanced systems, the machine ensures tight tolerances and consistent repeatability across all produced parts.

It maintains uniformity even during prolonged production runs, ensuring that every part meets the required specifications.

The machine incorporates technologies such as optimized die design and improved lubrication systems to extend tool life, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.