Hydraulic Press Brakes

These Press Brakes feature three operational modes for providing greater convenience to the operators as well as possibility of least fatigue. These operational modes are:

Inch Cycle : These are used for setting bed angle depth stroke with the ram movement (up down) controlled at any described position from foot switches

Auto Cycles : This cycle (Approach-Pressing-Return) is repeated once selected and is useful for continuous repetitive work where stroke length needs to be adjusted to suit job and operators speed and rhythm.

Continuous Cycles : This mode is used where high production is suggested.

Working of Hydraulic Press Brake:

• These Hydraulic presses are designed to adjust status of upper cross-beams
• At time of pressing pedal/button, two-handed control yoke begins its movement down to certain speed
• The speed of yoke movement is higher than speed of direct bending process
• Reaching point of switching speeds, system control shifts to lower speed (called working speed)
• After change of speeds, there is further movement that traverses to bottom dead center, reaching bottom dead center occurs extract under pressure
• This is time required for distribution to entire length of work piece as this factor affects quality of manufactured products
• After end of time, cross-arm rises up to required size at slower speed called decompression. After this stage, yoke reaches top dead center
• The machine again comes in motion after there is another push to the pedal/button control with the whole process starting once again