Spring forming machines are specialized equipment that processes metal wire and strip material to manufacture a wide variety of springs such as compression springs, extension springs, torsion springs, and shaped springs. A key feature is their ability to automatically perform high-precision bending, coiling, and cutting processes. They primarily support component supply in a wide range of industrial fields, including automotive, home appliances, medical devices, and precision machinery. Typical types of equipment include cam-type and servo motor-type machines, with multi-axis CNC controlled servo-type machines becoming mainstream in recent years. This enables the high-speed and high-precision forming of complex-shaped springs, achieving reduced setup times and stabilized quality. Integrated automated systems, from wire feeding, straightening, forming, and cutting to inspection, are common and are indispensable for improving production efficiency.