CNC Tube Bending and Radius Rolling in Southern California

CNC tube bending and radius rolling are driven directly from your CAD file, which keeps setup time down and makes results repeatable across reorders. Send a model in Parasolid, STEP or IGES and we generate the bend and roll instructions from it.

Tight-radius bends, large sweeping rolls and multi-plane clocked geometries all run on the same workflow. The one thing that decides whether a part can be built as drawn is the centerline radius — model to the CLR values we actually tool for, published in full on our chart, and the part comes off the machine matching the model.

Bending runs on a SOCO SB-63X4A-3S-V CNC tube bender in steel, stainless and aluminum. We keep dies for 0.50, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00 in outside diameter, each with a standard centerline radius and, on most sizes, a non-standard one. There is no extra charge for a non-standard die; the standard radius simply gives the most accurate and repeatable bend, so use it wherever the design allows. Your modeled CLR has to land within 0.05 in of a listed radius, and a diameter not on the chart has no in-house die, so ask before you design to it.

Tube is cut on our own tube lasers first, so bent parts arrive at the bender with copes, holes and part numbers already in them. Jobs are quoted by bends, bent tubes and setups plus material by the foot, from 20 ft sticks of stock; setups are charged once per unique part per run, so the per-piece price falls as quantity rises. Send every part of one material in a single multibody file so they share stock.

From Fontana we bend tube for fabricators and OEMs across San Bernardino and Riverside counties, Los Angeles and Orange County, and ship across Southern California. ITAR or export-controlled files should not go through the instant quote; email them to sales@calwestmfg.com.