Bending at up to 25 mm/s

Electrically driven press brake

Andrea Gillhuber, 05.08.2019, 07:54

Bending at up to 25 mm/s

LVD is expanding its Dyna-Press range of electrically driven press brakes with the Dyna-Press 40/15 Pro model.

The electrically driven Dyna-Press 40/15 Pro press brake. © LVD Group

The working length of the 40-ton press brake is 1,500 mm. It also has a 5-axis backgauge and can bend at speeds of 25 mm/s. For automated bending processes, it can be combined with an industrial robot to form a bending cell, the Dyna-Cell. Other features of the press brake include an opening of 400 mm, a stroke of 200 mm and a 15-inch touch B control. Users can choose between various machine options: Front supports, hydraulic clamping on the table and bending beam, robot interface and contact fingers.

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