High Speed Double Stroke Header Machine

header, machine for harvesting grain, developed in the United States, Canada, and Australia; along with the binder, it was standard equipment for harvesting wheat in the United States and Canada until early in the 20th century, when the grain combine was widely adopted.It involves moving metal through a series of dies to form the part to its desired shape. Cold heading machines use a coil of wire and form the wire into desired parts at very high rates of speed allowing the cold-headed parts to be made very quickly and economically.A header operator is a metalworking professional that operates a cold heading machine. Heading is a process that includes forging, extruding and upsetting in one, allowing you to expedite the production of products like bolts, screws, and lug nuts.