Press brakes are widely used in the stamping and forming of electronic, communication, computer, household appliances, furniture, transportation vehicles (including cars, motorcycles, bicycles), and hardware components.
1. (1) High-rigidity, high-precision frame, made of steel plate welding, and heat-treated to eliminate internal stress in the body, ensuring long-term stable operation without deformation of the equipment.
Component loads are evenly distributed, with balanced rigidity.
2. Consistent High Precision:
The main components of the equipment, such as the crankshaft, gears, and drive shafts, have undergone hardening heat treatment and are highly wear-resistant during the grinding process. They maintain long-term stability and ensure high-precision consistency.
3. Reliable and safe operational performance:
The ease of operation and precise location are due to the use of a clutch/brake combination that differs from traditional brakes, which offers high sensitivity. Added to this are the dual solenoid valves commonly used with international high-end equipment, as well as an overload protection device, ensuring the safety of the press slider's high-speed movement and stopping.