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PHI Flaring Demo Video – 2CPV
Flaring of tubing demonstration using a PHI 2CPV End Finishing Machine.
Go Blue! Los Angeles Dodgers are World Champions
PHI celebrates its fellow home town boys in blue, the Los Angeles Dodgers, 2020 world champions!
233 Synchro Bending Machine – 233R1ABCDE-25 – 07-06-005
More info: PHI Synchro Bending Machines – 210 | 220 | 233 Model breakdown – 233R1ABCDE-25, S/N 07-06-005R, where: 233 = Model R = Right-hand / clockwise bending 1 = 10 ft tube length over mandrel A = Hydraulic clamping – clamp block B = Hydraulic clamping – pressure block C = Rail and carriage […]
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About Squaring and Deburring of Tubing
You’ll need to square and deburr tube / pipe prior to performing beading or flaring end finishing. Tube ends ends may be rough and uneven from cutting. Squaring creates a flat, perpendicular surface on the end and deburring ensures there are no burrs to interfere in joining or disrupt any subsequent forming process. Even if […]
This Month In History: PHI acquires Conrac Corp. machine tool division
This month 35 years ago, PHI (then a division on Tulip Corp.) acquired the machine tool division of Conrac Corp. The Los Angeles Times concisely reported the business transaction:
PHI Squaring and Deburring Demo Video
Squaring and deburring of tubing demonstration using a PHI 2CPV End Finishing Machine.
PHI operating as part of Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce during COVID-19 crisis
PHI continues to operate and support customers during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, with protocols to safeguard the health and safety of our employees, business partners, and community.
ISMR profiles PHI, a leader in tube bending and end finishing machines
International Sheet Metal Review magazine profiled PHI back in 2011. The article is a great capture of PHI’s history, capabilities, and products that is still relevant today.
Flanging: Conrac’s Van Stone System
The Van Stone System (or Vanstone) is an easier, cheaper, and technically superior flanging system. The process is also widely known as the “Conrac.”