Production

Bendmax follows a controlled production process from tooling design and raw material selection through heat treatment, CNC machining, grinding, quality inspection, laser marking, packaging, and delivery. Each stage is controlled to ensure consistent tooling quality, dimensional accuracy, and reliable bending performance.

Quality is controlled throughout the manufacturing process rather than only during final inspection. Bendmax performs material verification, heat-treatment control, CNC machining, precision grinding, dimensional inspection, and final quality checks before shipment. Inspection reports and relevant documentation can also be provided according to customer requirements.

Bendmax uses controlled heat-treatment processes for both the tool body and working surfaces. The tool body is typically hardened to HRC 30–35, while the working and contact areas can achieve approximately HRC 54–60, with a hardening depth of 3–5 mm, depending on the tooling specification. This provides a balance of toughness, wear resistance, and service life.

Yes. Bendmax can provide material certificates, inspection reports, and other relevant quality documentation according to order requirements. Raw materials are supplied with quality and compliance documentation, while finished tooling undergoes inspection before shipment to support traceability and consistent quality.

Before shipment, the tooling is treated with anti-rust oil, wrapped in greaseproof paper, and individually sealed in plastic. Standard tools are packed in individual cartons and reinforced with non-fumigation wooden crates when required. This packaging helps protect the tooling from moisture, scratches, and impact during international transportation.