Automatic panel bending center
Programmed blade forming and coordinated blank handling for multi-edge panels.
- Positive and negative flange forming
- Coordinated clamping
- Programmed multi-edge cycles
Panel benders
Automatic up-and-down flange forming for cabinets, doors, boxes and enclosure panels.
Explore the machine types
A panel bender holds the blank while bending blades form its flanges. Coordinated handling and rotation can produce several edges in one programmed cycle.
Match the machine to the part
Review blank and formed-part drawings. Check flange height, minimum edges, reverse bends, surface protection and how the part is gripped and rotated.
Discuss your application →Material and process
Steel, stainless steel and aluminum blanks within the proposed machine's material and geometry limits.
Typical applications
- Electrical cabinets
- Door and elevator panels
- HVAC covers
Technical selection guide
Use these fields to compare a proposed machine against your material, drawings and production needs.
| Specification | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Part envelope | Blank size, bend length and flange height. |
| Material | Grade and thickness range. |
| Handling | Gripping, rotation, loading and unloading. |
| Programming | Tool adjustment and bend-sequence feasibility. |
Working capacities and available options depend on the selected model. Request a technical sheet for your material and part.
Request specifications →Planning your machine
What should I send with an inquiry?
Review blank and formed-part drawings. Check flange height, minimum edges, reverse bends, surface protection and how the part is gripped and rotated.
How do I compare the available configurations?
Start with the required process and part drawings, then review the capacity, tooling, control and installation details of the proposed model. Include representative parts when production quality or cycle time is critical.
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