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Ameritek, a family-owned diemaker in Greensboro, North Carolina, has run a Serviform LineA since April 2024. According to Vice President Nate Conner, jobs that took eight or nine hours now take two or three.



The LineA is Serviform's fastest automatic rule bender, delivering bending speeds 33% faster than the company's previous fastest model. It's built for die shops where throughput drives profit — high volume, tight deadlines, no tolerance for bottlenecks.
Up to 5× faster than previous models. The 6-wheel Ultranick grinding unit uses individual electric spindles with per-wheel depth control, fully managed by the machine software, to deliver clean, uniform nicks at production speed.
The LineA processes steel rule heights from 20.0 to 32.0 mm (0.79–1.26 in.) and thicknesses of 1.5 pt (0.53 mm), 2 pt (0.71 mm), 3 pt (1.07 mm), and 4 pt (1.42 mm) with appropriate tooling.
Bridging, perforation, cut/crease, miter, end-of-piece broaching, nick grinding, and scribing come standard. Options include clipped corners for steel counter plates, dovetail, revolver nicks, and jointlock — one machine, nearly every rule operation.
A new rule-locking device stabilizes the rule during bending, and the fully servo-driven system keeps motion consistent and quiet. An integrated vacuum system removes chips and dust so debris never compromises the bend.
The LineA imports CF2, DXF, DDE, DD3, DS2, and RTX files, with nick positions pulled directly from the CAD drawing — what your designer draws is what the bender makes.
SDDS, the Serviform Digital Diemaking System — Windows-based for easy network integration, powered by multiple industrial PLCs for speed and stability.
The machine body measures 2250 × 1275 × 1740 mm (88.6 × 50.2 × 68.5 in.), with a coil holder trolley at 800 × 1050 × 1100 mm (31.5 × 41.3 × 43.3 in.).
Contact Serviform America. Bring your current daily rule output — we'll show you what the same jobs look like at LineA speed and configure options around your production.
Yes — end broaching is standard on the LineA. Its redesigned inline broaching unit processes rule end-to-end without damaging the miter lips, and multiple broaching tools support varied shapes with high accuracy. That means broached ends come off the bender finished — no secondary operation, no hand rework, and no scrapped pieces from a damaged miter.