Device for the internal bending of pipes for pipelines
AssigneeBendforce GmbH
InventorOliver BAUM
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AssigneeBendforce GmbH
InventorOliver BAUM
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The invention relates to a device for the internal bending of pipes (100), in particular of coated pipes, for pipelines with a base body (11) which can be positioned in the pipe and which has on at least one side (12), preferably the underside, at least one support surface (13) with an inner wall (101) of a pipe (100) to be bent, wherein the base body (11) has a support surface (13) opposite, preferably the upper side, on which at least one tool for introducing a bending force into the pipe (100) is movably provided, wherein the tool is movable relative to the base body (11) via at least one actuator (18, 20) for introducing the bending force. The invention provides that the tool is provided as a tool element (21) which has at least two bending force introduction sections (28, 29) for introducing the bending force into the pipe (100), which are each movable relative to the base body (11) by at least one actuator (18, 20).
Device for the internal bending of pipes (100), in particular coated pipes, for pipelines, having a base body (11) which can be positioned in the pipe and which has on at least one side (12), preferably the underside, at least one support surface (13) with an inner wall (101) of a pipe (100) to be bent, the base body (11) having a side opposite the support surface (13), preferably the upper side, on which at least one tool for introducing a bending force into the pipe (100) is movably provided, the tool being movable relative to the base body (11) via at least one actuator (18, 20) for introducing the bending force, characterized in that the tool is provided as a tool element (21) which has at least two bending force introduction sections (28, 29) for introducing the bending force into the pipe (100), which can be moved relative to the base body (11) by at least one actuator (18, 20) in each case.
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