Straightening, cutting and bending equipment for rebar preparation.
The GQ50 uses a motor-driven mechanical cutting head to shear a supported steel bar. Its wheeled body and guarded drive suit a fixed cutting station where the operator positions stock and removes the cut lengths.
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The GQ45 is a floor-standing steel-bar cutter with a mechanical drive, cutting opening and transport wheels. Workshop photographs show guarded motor and transmission arrangements and different finish colours.
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A portable hydraulic cutter for preparing steel reinforcing bars in construction work. The source lists an 8–25 mm cut-off range, 220 V supply and 1.8 kW power. Match the bar grade and diameter to the approved machine capacity rather than treating the diameter entry as a guarantee for all steels.
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This corded handheld cutter closes a hydraulic cutting head around a steel bar. Source close-ups show the blade opening, body and controls; it is a cutter, not a rebar bending machine.
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A combined rebar bending and cutting machine with source-listed 6–32 mm bar diameters and a 3 kW motor. It is a distinct equipment enquiry from RBC-25: confirm the RBC-32 capacity, tooling and electrical configuration rather than transferring another model’s detail-image labels.
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A combined machine for cutting reinforcement to length and bending it for construction fabrication. The source lists 6–25 mm bar diameters, 1.7 kW motor power and a 0–180° bending-angle range. Confirm the capacity for each operation, steel grade and tool setup before choosing the machine.
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The WG-76 source photograph and its cabinet marking identify the same model. Its rotary tooling bends a tube around a selected former. The material, wall thickness and required radius should be specified together before a die set is selected.
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The WG-26 main photograph shows the labelled cabinet and rotary bending head. It is intended for forming pipe and tube parts with tooling matched to the workpiece, rather than selecting a bend only by the machine name.
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This source presents a rotary pipe bender, but its identifiers do not agree. The existing record calls it WG-26 while the main photograph is marked WG-76. A buyer should specify the tube and bend drawing before accepting a machine designation.
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