Modern metal furniture is made from round, square and oval steel tubing — chair frames, table legs, shelving units, racks and stools. Reducing or flattening the tube ends is a key step in assembly, whether the parts are joined by inserts, plugs, welding or bolting. Our tube reducing machines give furniture fabricators smooth, wrinkle-free ends that look good and fit perfectly.
Where It Is Used
Reducing round and square tube ends for chair and table legs, forming stepped ends for insert and glide fittings, swaging tubes for shelving and storage racks, and shaping tube ends for school, office and outdoor furniture frames.
Why Tube Reducing Matters
Wrinkles or scratches on a furniture tube end are instantly visible to the end customer and can prevent inserts and plastic caps from seating properly. A smooth, concentric reduction means glides and connectors push in with the right force, weld seams stay neat, and powder coating adheres evenly across the finished surface.
Built for Your Production Line
With quick-change dies covering common furniture tube sizes from 16 mm to 60 mm, one machine serves a whole product range. Stable hydraulic control keeps every batch identical, so your assembly line runs without rework — even when switching between round and square profiles.