Cold bending eliminates the energy-intensive and lengthy heating process for the tube. Only the material properties of the material impose certain limits on the deformation. Otherwise the pipe can be made into almost any shape. In addition, cold bending can also process materials that cannot be bent when hot or where heating is simply not permitted because it changes the structure of the material. Basically, there are only two real limitations with cold bending - the available space in the workshop and the machine length. If the long tubes literally don't “hit” anywhere during processing, they can be processed directly and in one go to create complex geometries. The pipe is clamped in the turning head and positioned in the room by means of the transport unit and turning head. After the first sheet, it is immediately transported on and rotated as required. This way, three-dimensional pipe systems are created very quickly without a single weld seam.