CNC bending, true to ±0.2°.
CNC press brakes with offline programming and a 7-axis back-gauge — the first part and the thousandth come off at the same angle. 135 tonnes over 3.2 m, mild steel to 6 mm.
What the press brakes handle
One 135-tonne CNC brake over 3.2 m, plus a 7-axis back-gauge that positions every flange the same way, part after part.
Bend sequences and collisions are checked in software from your 3D model before the brake ever moves.
In-cycle angle sensing plus adaptive crowning holds the angle across the full length — no dog-legging.
Gooseneck, acute, radius, hemming and offset tools cover box-ups, returns and tight returns in one setup.
By the hundred, or one of a kind
Programmed once, then bent by the hundred at the same angle — or folded into something no press was meant to make: origami, fan-pleats, faceted forms. If it unfolds to a flat pattern, we can bend it. Swipe the gallery.
Design it to bend clean
A few habits keep parts cheap, repeatable and dead-on angle. Send a flat pattern or a 3D model — we flag anything that won't form before it hits the brake.
Give flanges room
Keep a flange at least ~4× thickness tall, or it slips off the die and won't hold angle.
One radius, one tool
Draw the inside radius near one material thickness and reuse it — fewer tool changes, lower cost.
Relieve partial bends
Where a bend stops mid-edge, add a small relief slot so the metal tears clean instead of cracking.
Hold holes off the bend
Keep holes and slots ~2.5× thickness back from the bend line, or they pull into ovals.
What comes off the press brake
Bending is our specialty — formed parts across electrical, automotive, HVAC, architecture, food-grade, industrial, solar and signage work. Filter by industry, hover for the part, click any for full size.
Tight, repeatable angles — angle sensing + adaptive crowning hold ±0.2° from the first part to the last.
Square, closed boxes — back-gauge and tooling square the box up so lids and mating parts just drop on.
Mark-free faces — urethane/film on the die and radius tools keep stainless and brushed faces clean.
Bent from your model — send a STEP or a flat pattern; we unfold, sequence and program it offline.
The rest of the line
Got a flat pattern? We'll fold it.
Send a STEP model or a DXF flat — back in a priced, bend-checked quote, angles and all.