Fin Forming Automation

The industry’s only fin forming machine with true teach-mode control—delivering maximum speed, precision, and productivity. Operators can even adjust fin height on the fly during operation.

Fin Forming Machine

Features & Benefits

Use of Existing Dies
• Fully compatible with dies from other 18" folding fin machines.
• Dies open to the true fin height, reducing wear on components and enabling higher production speeds.

Touch-Screen Control
• Integrated touchscreen Teach panel for streamlined operation and improved operator experience. Automated Fin Forming with Intelligent Teach Mode for Faster Setup and Precision Results.

Easy Setup
• Store and recall job parameters for future runs, minimizing setup time and boosting productivity.

Raw Material / Pay-Out Reel
• Automatic coil mandrel ensures smooth, consistent raw material feeding.

Lubrication System
• All precision slide components are fully lubricated to reduce maintenance downtime and extend the machine’s service life.

Quality and Repeatability

Repeatable setup ensures consistent results and minimizes the risk of operator error by reusing proven “recipes” for recurring jobs.

Daily Fin Count

Tracks how many fins are produced each day, providing an overview of production output and average fins per minute.

Quiet Operation

Exceptionally quiet—no ear protection required.

Fast Setup

Fin jobs can be set up in minutes, instead of hours or days.

Job Fin Count

Displays the number of fins created since the last reset.

Auto Feed

Automatically feeds raw material into the machine for continuous operation.

Top Up

Moves the top head to the “up” position to allow new material to be loaded.

Step Mode

Allows a single cycle (two fins at a time) each time “Cycle Start” is pressed.

Top-Down Run Offset

Fin height can be adjusted while the machine is running automatically.

User Friendly Screens

High precision positioning control motor which enables the accurate positioning of the fin and makes sure it is the exact height. The servo motor is used to feed the material and form the actual fin.