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CNC backgauge kit installed in a few hours

It takes just 2 to 4 hours using a Philips screwdriver, an Allen key, and an adjustable wrench, to assemble a CNC backgauging kit for pressbrakes up to 8ft beam.

News from Zakron Industries (23 May 2003)

Sheet metal folding machine clamps magnetically

For the production of box-type sheet metal components, a new range of folding machines uses electromagnetic instead of mechanical clamping to hold the job in place during folding.  Brochure available  

News from Press and Shear Machinery (22 May 2003)

Advanced CNC pressbrake unblocks production

 User application article   Although a fabricator admits that the 'headline price' of advanced CNC press brakes had dissuaded him in the past, an advanced press brake proved to be the only way to unblock production bottlenecks.  Brochure available  

News from Trumpf (23 January 2003)

Twin band laser beams guard press brake

laser-based press brake guarding system uses a double row of light bands set 10mm apart vertically to give a 10mm 'deceleration zone' for the top tool from fast approach to pressing speed.  Brochure available  

News from Trumpf (11 October 2002)

Tandem pressbrake may be second largest in the UK

A notable UK pressbrake supplier is laying claim to another first, that of the largest supplier of tandem pressbrakes in the UK.

News from Bystronic UK (26 September 2002)

press brake purchase to save GBP 20,000/year

An agricultural equipment manufacturer is anticipating savings of GBP 20,000 a year following its purchase of a 2200kN, 4000mm press brake to improve working tolerances and capacity.

News from LVD (UK) (15 August 2002)

Press brake brings metalworking back in-house

Purchase of a new pressbrake at Metalworking 2002 enabled a staircase manufacturer to bring in-house previously subcontracted sheetmetal and plateworking.

News from LVD (UK) (24 May 2002)

Pressbrake order confirmed in first few minutes

Within minutes of Metalworking 2002 exhibition opening, Linde Heavy Truck Division confirmed its order for a 2000kN x 4000mm pressbrake.

News from Bystronic UK (16 May 2002)

Program next press brake job while one runs on

A new, off-line programming system enables even semi-skilled operators to program a press brake job while the previous batch run is still in progress, so minimising production downtime.

News from Motoman Robotics (UK) (24 April 2002)

Punching, bending and laser profiling go on stage

A patented laser technology-based automatic bending system for sheet metal components will be demonstrated for the first time at a UK exhibition on a multi-axis CNC press brake.

News from LVD (UK) (18 February 2002)

Press brake tooling coating avoids surface marking

A new coating for press brake tooling dramatically increases the service life, lowers frictional resistance during the bending process and reduces any problems with galling and surface marking.

News from Wilson Tool International (18 February 2002)

Driven Y-axis raises pressbrake precision

The new TrumaBend E Series press brakes from Trumpf enable the production of high precision, top quality, small and thin workpieces, using an electromechanically driven Y-axis.  Brochure available  

News from Trumpf (17 January 2002)

Quick tool turnround made stanchions on time

 User application article   Producing special press brake tooling within two weeks of an order being placed, enabled the engineers at RoMEC to produce 3000 handrail stanchions for a conveyor installation.

News from Wilson Tool International (24 December 2001)

Pressbrake guard system allows use of both hands

BendGuard enables totally safe foot operation of a TrumaBend press brake, even at rapid speeds. It is estimated to allow up to 30% more productivity than other safety systems.  Brochure available  

News from Trumpf (20 November 2001)

Tooling versatility increased for press brakes

By retro-fitting Wilson Tool International's Express Clamp system to a Trumpf V85 CNC press brake, Border Precision of Kelso in Scotland has been enjoying increased tooling flexibility.

News from Wilson Tool International (29 October 2001)

Coating extends press brake tooling service life

A new coating for press brake tooling dramatically increases the service life, lowers frictional resistance during the bending process and reduces any problems associated with galling.

News from Wilson Tool International (16 October 2001)

Rolling stock builder invests in CNC press brake

 User application article   When Neville Rail Projects invested GBP200,000 in a CNC press brake and shear from LVD (UK) it initiated a transformation in railway carriage building at its Kirkby-in-Ashfield factory.

News from LVD (UK) (11 October 2001)

Laser system allows press brake to check work

A new precise measuring system using laser technology to check sheet metal components during bending on press brakes has been developed by LVD to account for different material types.

News from LVD (UK) (11 October 2001)

Press brake guarding monitors beam position

A new concept in press brake guarding is being introduced to the UK by LVD using laser beam technology that enables bending times to be reduced and improves machine access and operation.

News from LVD (UK) (13 February 2001)

Punch tool manufacturer makes press brake tools

A major initiative for Wilson Tool International is the launch of a full complement of through-hardened and precision ground standard punches and quick-change dies for press brakes. able to bend a who

News from Wilson Tool International (13 February 2001)

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