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NECKING-IN

Close tubes at high temperature, without welding.

WHAT IS NECKING-IN?

Necking is a hot rotary forming process used to close tube ends by progressively deforming the material at high temperature. 

The process allows tubes to be closed without welding, producing sealed bottoms or necks suitable for high-pressure applications, with forming temperatures that can exceed 1,000 °C depending on the material.

Why choose necking?

WELD-FREE CLOSING

Produce closed tube ends without welding, reducing weak points and improving pressure resistance

HIGH-TEMPERATURE FORMING

Designed to work with parts at very high temperatures, allowing controlled deformation of steel and other materials used in pressure vessels

CRACK PREVENTION BY DESIGN

An inert gas injection system developed by DENN prevents oxidation during bottom closing, avoiding micro-cracks in critical areas

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IS NECKING RIGHT FOR YOUR PART?

For you if

– You need to close tube ends without welding

– The container must withstand high internal pressure

– Your process allows hot forming at elevated temperatures

– You require controlled, repeatable neck or bottom geometries

– The part cannot be processed at high temperatures

– Welding is mandatory by design or regulation

– Define whether the operation is neck forming, bottom forming, or both

– Confirm material type and required forming temperature

– Identify sealing and pressure-test requirements early

– Specify any secondary operations (e.g. drilling, threading after forming)

– 2D drawing or 3D model

– Material and tube dimensions (diameter, thickness)

– Target neck/bottom geometry and sealing requirements

– Batch size and annual forecast

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