From Ø3 mm to Ø18 mm — seat frames, door latches, exhaust hangers — Tier-1 automotive suppliers rely on Huiting for repeatability at ±0.02 mm, not for low prices. Large-diameter wire is hard work: feeding, straightening, shearing, burr control. That work built our engineering base.

Forty-five times thinner is not forty-five times easier. Springback, material memory, clamping force, and measurement all become critical. You cannot scale an 18 mm machine down and expect to make an orthodontic wire component. You have to relearn the mechanics of fine wire.

That is what we have been doing for the past year — not changing industries, but taking the same craft further.

CN117564191B keeps wire straight and tensioned before forming — the full feeding-to-shearing chain under one design.

CN222175741U turns fine-wire 3D bending into a workable mechanism for orthodontic components.

Together with CN118850867B for flat-edge orientation during wire loading, our process chain now covers the complete path from raw wire to precision-formed part.

Our attitude: we are not rushing a "medical device" to market. Orthodontic wire forming is unforgiving — springback, material behavior, dimensional stability at small scale. Without hundreds of test wires and validated parameters, we will not call it a product.

When Huiting does release an orthodontic forming system, it will be one that has been bent, measured, and reworked in the lab first.

Slow is acceptable. Empty claims are not.

From 18 mm to 0.4 mm, the diameter changes. The obsession with getting a wire right does not. If you work with precision wire parts, you are welcome to visit our workshop — and see what a wire forming machine is really made of.

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