Why Weld When You Can Bend? Pedrick Cold Bends Almost Anything. Contact Us For A Quote
The PEDRICK Tool & Machine Company was established in Philadelphia, PA in 1875. Originally, PEDRICK manufactured a variety of machine tools for the shipbuilding industry, which was a dominant industry in America. We still supply our pipe bending equipment to the shipbuilding industry, and many other industries. Our benders are used to bend pipe & tube for process piping for power plants (fossil fired, nuclear, hydroelectric), chemical plants, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of compressors, turbines, lube skids, playground equipment and anywhere bends are used to replace welded elbows. That’s why we say “Why Weld When You Can Bend”? PEDRICK develops custom tooling for unusual applications. Contact us for a quote. PEDRICK manufactures bending equipment with the highest quality materials & workmanship. Contact us for a quote.- Heat treated alloy steel shafting
- Spherical roller bearings for maximum radial load capacity for gears
- NEMA 12 control box meets NEC, JIC, CE Specs
- Helical bevel gear reducer with a TEFC motor and integral brake
- Cast iron or fabricated steel housing
- Limit Switch for angle selection and automatic reversing for production bending
Description
PEDRICK benders consists of a housing mounted on a fabricated steel or cast iron stand and is driven from the bottom. The housing is about 32 inches from the shop floor. Under the housing we have mounted a bull gear and pinion gear on spherical roller bearings for maximum radial load capacity. A cover plate is provided to prevent dirt and scale from damaging the gears & bearings underneath.
PEDRICK benders are driven with a helical-bevel, right-angle gear reducer, TEFC, 3 phase motor & integral brake mounted under the housing. Our benders are all mechanical and require minimal maintenance. No hydraulics or pneumatics are used. It is controlled by a reversing controller with an external fused disconnect, overload heaters, and control transformer which meets NEC, JIC, OSHA & CE specifications. Pipe & tube bends meet American Petroleum Institute (API), Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), ASME B3 specifications. Contact us for a quote.
What is Rotary Compression ?
Pedrick Bender
PEDRICK benders operate on the rotary compression bending principle. It consists of a stationary die (tooling), mounted on the center of the bender. And a bending arm that rotates around the die and wipes the material, to be bent, into the die. Bends can be produced in pipe and tubing that can be used to replace welded elbows, reduce cut offs, end preparation, fittings, welds & inspections which saves a tremendous amount of money (see “Cost Benefits” section). The compression bending process is well suited for bending heavy wall pipe & tube and heavy sections. Pipe bends meet ASME B3.1 specifications.
Solid round bar stock (1/4 – 3 IN OD) can be bent, hot & cold, for many industrial applications. A variety of structural (channel, angle iron), roll-formed, and extruded sections can be bent using the rotary compression bending process. We welcome the opportunity to review your bending requirements. Contact us with engineering drawings, sketches, and samples for a quote.