QH2 Zig Zag Spring Forming Machin

The QH2 uses a multi-point adjustable forming head paired with precision-ground rollers to deliver repeatable pitch and height dimensions across long production runs. Wire straightening guides upstream of the forming area ensure the raw material enters at the correct angle every cycle, reducing dimensional variance in the finished spring.

Rated at 200 pitches per minute, this machine is designed for factories that need to fill large orders on tight schedules. The automatic feed-and-form cycle eliminates manual handling between steps, keeping the line moving continuously with minimal operator intervention.

At 4 KW total power consumption and $40 per mold set, the QH2 keeps both energy and tooling budgets under control. Factories running multiple machines or extended shifts will see measurable savings compared to higher-wattage alternatives.

The machine frame is fabricated from heavy-gauge steel with a powder-coated finish for corrosion resistance. Forming tools are machined from hardened steel and mounted on a rigid base to absorb production forces without deflection, extending service intervals between maintenance.

The front-panel control interface groups all operating controls — start, stop, speed adjustment, and fault indicators — in one accessible location. Mold changes are mechanical and do not require software reprogramming, so operators can switch spring specifications quickly and return to production.