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Stainless steel tube bending
Hello,
I am looking for any information (techniques or tools) for bending hypodermic stainless steel tubing. This is fairly thin tubing with the following characteristics: Type 316 stainless 2.11mm OD (0.072") 0.0100" wall thickness ID: 1.6mm We need to have 90 degree bends, but with a radius that will be safe enough so the material does not crinkle or rip. With this information, what tool or techniques are available? I have heard that one could fit a wire inside the stainless steel tube to provide support while bending. Or use some melted Delrin to offer support. Thanks for any help. Mike McWhinney |
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