Videx Machine Engineering

Integrated machinery for fastener and wire production

Barbarotto Machinery represents Videx in North America and has worked with the line for more than 30 years. Videx systems can be supplied as stand-alone machines or combined into modular lines for threading, forming, straightening, cutting, chamfering, bending, extrusion and finishing.

50+ years of engineeringVidex has developed fastener and wire machinery since 1973.
30+ years with BarbarottoNorth American application guidance from a team that knows the machinery.
Modular production conceptsConnect operations around the part, material, input form and required output.
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Videx machine families and the parts they produce

Start with the finished part and required operations. Each card links to the corresponding equipment type, where you can review current Videx models and specifications.

Example parts for Hot Forging Lines for Large Bolts & Long Fasteners
Hot forging

Hot Forging Lines for Large Bolts & Long Fasteners

Form large-diameter bolts and long fasteners with stand-alone machines or integrated lines for heating, forging, trimming and thread rolling. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Thread & Form Rollers for High-Tensile Fasteners
High-tensile fasteners

Thread & Form Rollers for High-Tensile Fasteners

Roll long, accurate threads and profiles on high-tensile or pre-hardened parts with planetary systems designed around the application. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Cold Forming Machines for Long Bolts & Special Parts
Long-part forming

Cold Forming Machines for Long Bolts & Special Parts

Produce headed, shouldered and extruded long parts with flexible feeding, transfer and quick-change tooling options. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Bar-End Extrusion Machines for Thread-Rolled Parts
Bar preparation

Bar-End Extrusion Machines for Thread-Rolled Parts

Extrude bar ends from major diameter toward pitch diameter to prepare cold-drawn or hot-rolled material for thread rolling. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Straighten & Cut Machines for Coil-Fed Blanks
Coil-fed blanks

Straighten & Cut Machines for Coil-Fed Blanks

Convert drawn, hot-rolled or ribbed coil into accurate cut-to-length blanks, with chamfering and other secondary operations available. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Automatic Bent-Bolt Lines for U-Bolts & Anchor Bolts
Finished bent parts

Automatic Bent-Bolt Lines for U-Bolts & Anchor Bolts

Combine straightening, cutting, threading and bending for U-bolts, anchor bolts and other bent products made directly from coil. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Threaded-Rod Bundling Machines
Rod finishing

Threaded-Rod Bundling Machines

Separate bulk threaded rod, count pieces and prepare consistent bundles for downstream handling and packaging. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for High-Speed Threaded-Rod Production Lines
High-speed production

High-Speed Threaded-Rod Production Lines

Produce ferrous or stainless threaded rod from coil with integrated straightening, cutting, rolling and handling operations. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for B7 Stud Machines for High-Tensile Studs
High-tensile studs

B7 Stud Machines for High-Tensile Studs

Chamfer, stamp and thread B7 and other high-tensile studs from coil, bar or cut blanks in application-specific configurations. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Weld-Stud Lines from Wire & Rebar Coil
Coil-fed studs

Weld-Stud Lines from Wire & Rebar Coil

Straighten and cut drawn wire or rebar from coil, prepare the stud end and integrate flux-ball insertion where required. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Hydraulic & Servo Impact Cutters for Bar Blanks
Automatic bar cutting

Hydraulic & Servo Impact Cutters for Bar Blanks

Produce repeatable blanks from medium- and high-tensile bar with positive-stop control and optional chamfering or sorting. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Single & Dual Thread Rollers for Studs & Fasteners
Magazine-fed rolling

Single & Dual Thread Rollers for Studs & Fasteners

Select single- or dual-side thread rolling for headed parts, studs and special fasteners fed from a magazine or transfer system. Explore this equipment type
Example parts for Planetary Thread-Rolling Dies
Thread-rolling tooling

Planetary Thread-Rolling Dies

Source nitrided planetary dies for Videx machines and compatible rotary thread-rolling systems from other manufacturers. Explore this equipment type
Choose the process around the part—not a model number alone.

Material, geometry, tensile strength, diameter, length, input form, production rate and downstream operations determine the right machine or integrated line.

Plan the line around your part

Videx systems are modular. A productive discussion starts with the part and process requirements rather than a model number alone.

  1. Define the part: geometry, material, tensile strength, diameter and length ranges.
  2. Set the production target: required rate, batch size, changeover frequency and quality requirements.
  3. Choose the input: coil, long bar, cut blank or magazine-fed part.
  4. Map the operations: straighten, cut, chamfer, form, thread, bend, inspect, bundle or pack.

Frequently asked questions about Videx machinery

What types of Videx machines does Barbarotto offer?

Barbarotto works with Videx machinery for thread and form rolling, hot and cold forming, straightening and cutting, bar-end extrusion, bent-bolt production, threaded-rod production and bundling, B7 studs, weld studs, impact cutting and thread rolling dies.

Can Videx machines combine several operations in one line?

Yes. Depending on the application, Videx equipment can be supplied as an individual machine or integrated into a modular line that combines operations such as straightening, cutting, chamfering, forming, threading, bending and bundling.

Can a Videx line start from coil, bar or cut blanks?

Different Videx machine families are designed around different input forms. Some systems begin with coil, others accept long bars, cut blanks or magazine-fed parts. The correct arrangement depends on the component and production plan.

How do I choose the right Videx model?

Share the part drawing or dimensions, material, diameter and length range, desired production rate, input form and required operations with Barbarotto. The team can then help narrow the appropriate machine family and configuration.

Talk with Barbarotto about your Videx application

Ben Barbarotto supports Videx sales and applications. Send the part details and production requirements to start a focused machinery review.

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