Pneumatic press breaks operate using pressurized air to develop tonnage on the ram. Pneumatic machines are typically used for lower tonnage applications and are a popular choice when considering cost, flexibility, and safety. Pneumatic die positioning, also referred to as I-Axis die shift, utilizes air to shift the bottom die. This provides a large range of flexibility and a variety of setups with different heights. This incredible range of functionality allows for higher efficiency and productivity.
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Round light pole tooling allows press breaks to machine cylindrical poles such as light posts, steel poles, high masts, etc… The tooling consists of a rounded die used to roll a metal plate into a round or conical shape.
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Wila Hydraulic Punch & Die Clamping
The WILA hydraulic die clamping system utilizes fluid mechanics to activate a series of pins that run down the full length of the die unit. Once activated, these pins extend to engage the die and apply a suf ...
The WILA hydraulic die clamping system utilizes fluid mechanics to activate a series of pins that run down the full length of the die unit. Once activated, these pins extend to engage the die and apply a sufficient amount of pressure to ensure safe and secure clamping. This innovative technology reduces setup time and ensures the utmost precision. Additionally, the hydraulics enable the clamping pins to adjust, allowing for efficient use no matter the quality of the tool.
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Hydro-mechanical Crowning System
Hydromechanical press breaks enforce downward pressure using hydraulic actuators on both sides of the machine. As the ram descends and comes into contact with the metal, resistance is certain and the bed bow ...
Hydromechanical press breaks enforce downward pressure using hydraulic actuators on both sides of the machine. As the ram descends and comes into contact with the metal, resistance is certain and the bed bows and creates deflection. In engineering, deflection refers to the distortion of shape produced by the pressure and weight applied. Crowning systems compensate for the deflection that occurs in the ram and bed. They ensure a consistent bending angle across the entire length of the press break and have the option of being CNC or manually operated.
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Pneumatic Die Positioning
Pneumatic press breaks operate using pressurized air to develop tonnage on the ram. Pneumatic machines are typically used for lower tonnage applications and are a popular choice when considering cost, flexib ...
Pneumatic press breaks operate using pressurized air to develop tonnage on the ram. Pneumatic machines are typically used for lower tonnage applications and are a popular choice when considering cost, flexibility, and safety. Pneumatic die positioning, also referred to as I-Axis die shift, utilizes air to shift the bottom die. This provides a large range of flexibility and a variety of setups with different heights. This incredible range of functionality allows for higher efficiency and productivity.
