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The guide rails support and guide the movement of the upper and lower dies, ensuring accurate and stable bending.

The slides are mounted on the guide rails, connecting the motor and the upper and lower dies to achieve movement. They typically feature high-precision rolling mechanisms.

The upper die holder secures the upper die, while the lower die holder secures the lower die.

They are typically adjustable to suit the workpiece size and requirements.

Converts the motor's rotational motion into linear motion for the upper and lower dies.

Common transmissions include gear drives and belt drives.

Used to set bending parameters, adjust the bending angle, and monitor the bending process.

This typically includes an LCD display, buttons, or a touch screen.

Including light barriers, safety doors, emergency stop buttons, etc., to ensure the safety of operators and equipment.

Such as guide wheels, rollers, sensors, etc., used to assist bending operations and monitoring.

It is composed of hydraulic cylinders, pumps, valves and hydraulic oil storage tanks to provide the force required for bending.

This helps accurately position the metal sheet during bending. It typically consists of fingers or stops that can be adjusted to achieve precise bend angles and lengths.

Common motor types include servo motors and stepper motors, while the servo control system includes components such as servo drives and servo controllers.

A punch and die set used to bend metal. High-quality dies are essential for achieving precise and consistent bends.

Regularly check whether the wires, plugs and electrical equipment are working properly to ensure the safety and stability of the equipment.

This includes cleaning, lubrication, inspection, and checking of key components and controllers to ensure they are functioning properly.

Provide structural integrity and stability to the machine and should be strong and durable to withstand the forces applied during processing.

The beam is the movable part of the machine that applies pressure to the sheet metal, while the base is the fixed part that supports the material being bent.

They should be precisely aligned to ensure accurate and consistent bends.

Allows the operator to set and adjust bending parameters such as bend angle, bend length, and backgauge position.

Advanced control systems such as CNC (Computer Numerical Control) provide high-level precision and automation capabilities.