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CNC Control Press Brake
Control: Delem | Capacity: 80T/100T/125T/165T/200T

Large Press Brake
Control: Delem | Capacity: 300T/500T/800T/1000T

Industrial CNC Press Brake
Control: Delem | Capacity: 300T/500T/800T/1000T

NC Control Press Brake
Control: ESTUN | Capacity: 80T/100T/125T/160T/200T
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What is a press brake and how does it work?
A press brake is a machine used to bend sheet metal by pressing it between a punch and die. It uses hydraulic, electric, or servo systems to apply force and create precise angles in metal sheets.

What materials can be bent with a press brake?
Press brakes can bend a variety of materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass, depending on the tonnage and tooling used.

What’s the difference between CNC and NC press brakes?
CNC Press Brakes have computer-controlled backgauges, angle measurement, and multi-axis automation for complex jobs.
NC Press Brakes (Numerical Control) are semi-automatic and suited for simpler tasks and lower-volume production.

How do I choose the right tonnage for my press brake?
Tonnage depends on material type, thickness, bend length, and desired angle. Use a tonnage calculator or consult the manufacturer for accurate recommendations.