Wide range of press brakes from 40 to 2,000 tons

STANDARD FEATURES – HYDRAULIC PRESS BRAKES

• Hydraulic motor press brake
• Capacity from 40 to 2000 tons
• Delem 66S CNC controller, easy to use
• Hydraulic oil cooling system
• Linear guided front support arms
• Multi-step finger design
• Back Gauge Axis (X-R)
• CNC crowning for maximum accuracy
• Safety fence door and laser front protection
• CSA approval
• On-site installation and training included

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OPTIONAL FEATURES

• Delem 69S CNC controller, 3d drawing and profiling capabilities
• Robotic Brake Press Tending System
• CNC sheet support followers
• Real time production monitoring
• 4 Axis Back Gauge (X-R-Z1-Z2)
• 5 Axis Back Gauge (X1-X-R-Z1-Z2)
• 6 Axis ATF Back Gauge (X1-X2-R1-R2-Z1-Z2)
• Additional day/light stroke
• Additional throat depth
• Automatic pneumatic clamping
• Tandem press brake configurations
• Laser angle measuring device

HYDRAULIC OR ELECTRIC PRESS BRAKE?

• Workload and Material Types: Hydraulic press brakes can handle higher tonnage so are mostly used for thicker or harder materials (40 to 2000 tons). Electric press brakes are more suitable for lighter or medium-duty applications and are more efficient for bending thinner materials (40 to 200 tons).
• Precision and Control: Electric press brakes typically offer more precise control over the bending process due to their servo-driven technology. If your operations demand high accuracy and repeatability in bending, an electric press brake might be a better choice.
• Energy Efficiency: Electric press brakes are generally more energy-efficient compared to hydraulic ones. By using 100% electrical power instead of hydraulic oil, it minimizes pollution and reduces environmental impacts.
• Maintenance and Operating Costs: Hydraulic press brakes have higher maintenance requirements due to the hydraulic systems involved. Electric press brakes have fewer moving parts, which translate to lower maintenance costs over time.
• Speed and Productivity: When compared to Hydraulic, Electric press brakes demonstrates a speed improvement of 30% thanks to its ability to quickly change directions. Its lower maintenance schedule also reduces downtimes and improves productivity.
• Initial Investment and Budget: Electric press brakes can have a higher initial cost compared to hydraulic models. Consider your budget and the long-term operational cost savings associated with each type when making a decision.
• Operating Safety: Having no hydraulic parts, the Electric press brakes operates silently, providing a quiet working environment. Both features industry standard safety features to protect the operators.