How to use a Press Brake to bend non - 90 degree parts Read More

What is complementary bending and the introduction of what environment to use. Read More

The introduction of the presale service of the bending machine. Read More

This paper introduces the risk analysis of using the bending machine and the safety criteria for preventing accidents caused by using the bending machine. Read More

Bending machines generally have abbreviations such as 2+1 3+1 4+1, such as 2+1, the first 2 represents the Y axis of the main function, and the X axis of the back gauge of the auxiliary function. The +1 axis is the mechanical compensation of the machine. 2+1 is generally the basic function. 3+1, 4+1, etc. are all perfected in the back gauge. Read More

When using a bending machine, the mold is essential, and the accuracy of the mold determines the final accuracy of the product. The following is a brief introduction to what kind of mold the product needs. Read More

The most important thing about the feasibility of bending is to look at the combination of molds. And how to choose the tonnage of the bending machine. Read More

This article specifically describes the operating procedures of the bending machine. Read More

The number of axes your press brake​ needs depends on the parts you want to bend. As for a torsion bar press brake, it will have a minimum of 2 axes. There will be Y axis for the ram position and one X axis for the back gauge. Read More