DURMAPRESS press brake tooling offers a range of advantages, making it a top choice in the metalworking industry. Crafted with precision and using high-quality materials, Durma's tooling ensures high-precision bending, guaranteeing quality and accuracy in the manufactured parts. Its durability and wear resistance enable it to maintain stable processing quality even under high-intensity use.
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This die consists of two V-shaped grooves set at an angle, typically 90 degrees. It is commonly used for air bending applications, allowing for a range of bend angles by adjusting the depth the punch penetrates into the die.
This die features four V-shaped grooves arranged concentrically, with each groove at a different depth. It is suitable for creating multiple bend angles and shapes, offering versatility in bending operations.
This die has a flat surface and is used for straight-line bending, producing 90-degree bends in the sheet metal. It is ideal for creating sharp, precise bends, especially in thin materials.
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standard multi-V die for press brakes is a tooling accessory that allows for the bending of metal sheets or plates into various angles and shapes. It consists of multiple V-shaped grooves of different widths and depths, arranged concentrically on the die. This design enables the die to accommodate a wide range of bending requirements, offering versatility and flexibility in metal fabrication.
This die consists of two V-shaped grooves set at an angle, typically 90 degrees. It is commonly used for air bending applications, allowing for a range of bend angles by adjusting the depth the punch penetrates into the die.
This die features four V-shaped grooves arranged concentrically, with each groove at a different depth. It is suitable for creating multiple bend angles and shapes, offering versatility in bending operations.
Choose one below based on the bending force
This die consists of mutil V-shaped grooves set at an angle, typically 90 degrees. It is commonly used for air bending applications, allowing for a range of bend angles by adjusting the depth the punch penetrates into the die.
This die consists of two V-shaped grooves set at an angle, typically 90 degrees. It is commonly used for air bending applications, allowing for a range of bend angles by adjusting the depth the punch penetrates into the die.
This die features four V-shaped grooves arranged concentrically, with each groove at a different depth. It is suitable for creating multiple bend angles and shapes, offering versatility in bending operations.
Choose one below based on the bending force
This die consists of two V-shaped grooves set at an angle, typically 90 degrees. It is commonly used for air bending applications, allowing for a range of bend angles by adjusting the depth the punch penetrates into the die.
Gooseneck punches are a type of press brake tooling used for bending applications that require deep or offset bends in metal sheets or plates. These punches have a curved or "gooseneck" shape that allows them to reach into tight spaces or around obstructions to create the desired bend.
Specialized Design: The unique shape of gooseneck punches enables them to create bends that would be difficult or impossible to achieve with standard straight punches.
Versatility: They can be used for a variety of bending applications, including forming channels, flanges, and other complex shapes.
Large angle gooseneck punches are a type of press brake tooling designed for bending applications that require a very wide or obtuse bend angle in metal sheets or plates. These punches have an extended and curved shape that allows them to create bends beyond the capabilities of standard gooseneck punches.
Precision: Gooseneck punches are designed to provide precise bends, ensuring that the final product meets the required specifications.
Durability: They are typically made from high-strength materials such as tool steel to withstand the forces involved in bending thick or hard metals.
American style press brake tooling refers to a type of tooling system commonly used in the United States for press brake machines. Here are some key characteristics of American style press brake tooling:
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These tools are typically made from high-hardness materials like premium alloy steel to ensure they do not deform or damage during bending operations. Additionally, they often undergo special surface treatments such as coatings or polishing to reduce friction and surface damage.
Special design: Markless molds usually have a specially designed bottom surface to ensure that no obvious marks are left on the workpiece surface during the bending process.
Surface treatment: To reduce friction and surface damage, non-marking molds often undergo special surface treatments, such as coating or polishing.
This is used to flatten metal sheets or plates that may have become distorted or warped during the bending process. This tooling is typically used after the initial bending operation to ensure that the workpiece is flat and free from any unwanted curvature or distortion.
Ease of Use: Flattening tooling is designed to be easy to set up and operate, reducing the complexity of the flattening process.
Compatibility: It is compatible with most press brake machines, making it a versatile tool for metal fabrication shops.
This is used to flatten metal sheets or plates that may have become distorted or warped during the bending process. This tooling is typically used after the initial bending operation to ensure that the workpiece is flat and free from any unwanted curvature or distortion.
Ease of Use: Flattening tooling is designed to be easy to set up and operate, reducing the complexity of the flattening process.
Compatibility: It is compatible with most press brake machines, making it a versatile tool for metal fabrication shops.
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