What Equipment Makes Metal Wire Clothes Hangers?

Metal wire clothes hangers are generally formed by bending wire into a triangular shape on forming equipment. Some hangers also get groove stamping during bending. Typical equipment includes 2D flat wire formers, camless spring machines, or dedicated hanger buckle machines.

A 2D flat wire former is a planar two-axis wire bending machine. By changing tooling it can form many different wire shapes and sizes. Configurations include servo feed + hydraulic cut, servo feed + servo cut, or full-servo combinations — chosen by product size for the best cost–performance ratio. Chamfering, arc punching, hole punching and similar functions can be added to meet product needs.

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Camless spring machines use a unique camless, rocker-free design. Tool slides are independently controlled by eight groups of servo motors, suitable for precision compression springs, single/double torsion springs, extension springs, specialty springs, flat-wire springs and wire-formed parts within the machine’s wire range. They offer high speed, good synchronization, easier setup and more precise running. With a coiling axis that can be freely fitted or removed as needed, they handle precision sizes and complex angles — especially specialty springs and wire forms — greatly improving productivity.

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Buckle machines work with iron, steel, stainless and non-ferrous wires (round, square, flat). They form square, round, hexagonal, oval and irregular shapes, plus flat buckles (bent, S, curtain, carabiner, D-ring, day-character buckles) and various hooks. Operation is simple and output is high — suitable for large-scale production.