The Most Modern Aluminium Bending Machine Training

New aluminium bending machines

Inductaflex has sold aluminium bending machines for nearly a decade. During this time, we traveled thousands of miles to deliver in-person training, distributed paper manuals, and observed the limitations of these methods.

Over time, we improved and introduced new systems that update our training methods with the latest technology.

We developed a specialist digital manual, which is now the default manual provided with each machine. Every machine includes a tablet containing all the standard information found in a traditional paper manual. It also offers graphs, diagrams, and videos that help users operate each machine, including custom systems.

Additionally we have developed a multi-camera set up that allows us to provide remote training to customers as an option, avoiding the costs and time involved with sending an operative to provide on site direction.

Our remote training system allows for live, in depth instruction from our facility directly to yours. Our training staff will be able to walk you through every step of machine set-up and usage, as well as answer any questions and provide useful demonstrations.

Modern adaptations in aluminium bending machines have allowed us to continue to provide consistent service worldwide without the need for travel. This has been especially helpful throughout the year of 2020 as we have been able to continue to provide our support and training services through the various global lockdowns.

These are of course options that can be exchanged for their traditional alternatives should you prefer.

Choosing the Right CAD/CAM Software for Your Bending Workflow

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Bending Beauty: How Aluminum Shapes the Curves of Modern Window Frames

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Noise and Vibration Ratings: What They Tell You About Machine Build Quality

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The Role of Edge Computing in Autonomous Bending Cells

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E-Scooters and E-Bikes: Why Their Frames Need Bent Aluminum

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Custom-Bent Railings: The Sleek Safety Feature in Your Stairs and Balconies

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Bus Stops, Footbridges, and Canopies: Everyday Infrastructure Using Bent Aluminum

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The Curved Panels You See on Train Stations and Malls? They’re Often Aluminum

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