Torin
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Torin, the historic maker from Torrington, Connecticut (later BHS-Torin), built the W-series mechanical coilers and the Z and CNC-11 CNC lines. The brand now belongs to FENN, which builds the FZ and R series and runs rebuild and retrofit programs for the large installed base.
Models
FZ-10
Wire range: 0.2–0.7 mm
FZ-11
Wire range: 0.4–2 mm
FZ-24
Wire range: 4–16 mm
CNC-11-3
Wire range: 0.38–2 mm
W10A
Wire range: 0.2–0.71 mm
W13A
Wire range: 3.2–8 mm
Spec comparison
| Type | Speed | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FZ-10 | CNC spring coiler | 0.2–0.7 mm | – | 22 mm | – |
| FZ-11 | CNC spring coiler | 0.4–2 mm | – | 44 mm | – |
| FZ-24 | CNC spring coiler | 4–16 mm | – | 152 mm | – |
| CNC-11-3 | CNC spring coiler | 0.38–2 mm | 4 | 40 mm | 575 ft/min |
| W10A | Mechanical spring coiler | 0.2–0.71 mm | – | 22 mm | 24–243 pcs/min |
| W13A | Mechanical spring coiler | 3.2–8 mm | – | 118 mm | – |
Specifications compiled from public manufacturer or dealer documentation; they vary by configuration and year. Always confirm with the manufacturer before deciding.
These machines are integrated with Springs3d Studio: pick one and design a spring that is compatible with its limits from the start.
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Torin, the historic maker from Torrington, Connecticut (later BHS-Torin), built the W-series mechanical coilers and the Z and CNC-11 CNC lines. The brand now belongs to FENN, which builds the FZ and R series and runs rebuild and retrofit programs for the large installed base.
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