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(800) 730-BEND (2363) Induction, Coiling and Cold Bending
The induction heat band glowing orange around a large-diameter pipe as the bend is formed
Off the floor

Gallery

Real work, photographed on the American Pipe Bending floor and in the Dawson Road yard.

What you are looking at

Every photograph on this page was taken at the Dawson Road plant or in its yard, of work made here. None of it is stock photography and none of it is another company’s job.

The photographs group into the three things this shop does. Induction bends are the large-diameter work: you can see the heat band glowing around the pipe as it travels through the coil, which is the whole process in one image. Coils are the heat transfer work, wound helically or as serpentine panels. Cold bends are the smaller, higher-volume work, including the finned tube panels that turn up in heat exchangers and boiler walls.

The last group is structures and shipping. The overhead sign gantry with the Tulsa skyline behind it is a real highway structure over US-75. The flatbed shots are what the finished work looks like leaving, which for a piece the size of these is a job in itself.

Ends of large-diameter bent pipe stacked under the shop roof

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