A heavy steel frame keeps this industrial press brake accurate for decades. In just 5 minutes, anyone can learn to use the encoder-controlled stroke and back gauge, each with a DRO. Recommended for: Industrial shops, maintenance shops, and R&D shops. Rigid Structure and Low Maintenance: Heavy electro welded frame, made of solid steel, enables this press brake to stay accurate and run smoothly in production for many yearsMassive 7,700-pound construction supports the hydraulic pressure, so the machine stands firm at full capacityUpper beam rides on a hardened, stabilizing track, coupled together by 3 axes of bearings, to ensure high accuracy between both dies at any position of the strokeIncludes a set of hardened single-Vee American toolingAccepts standard press brake tooling, giving you a wide variety of optionsComes with front material rests (or support arms), which some competing machines do not include6-light safety curtain helps protect you from injury. This guard stops the machine from running if your hand passes through the light beam4 grease zerks let you add oil every few monthsLarge hydraulic reservoir on the back allows for convenient fluid changes every 6 to 8 monthsFast Shipping and Lifetime Service: Typically, in stock and usually ships in 72 hoursMost replacement parts are in stock at our Wisconsin headquarters, so we can get them to you without delayComes covered by a 1-year parts warrantyWe provide lifetime technical support by phone. All of our reps have hands-on machine experience. Call us whenever you need help and advice on a projectFeatures: Delivers 67 tons of pressureDistance Between Housings is 61"Runs in 3 modes: jog mode for setup, manual mode for more control over descent and return, and automatic mode for full production2 encoder-controlled hydraulic cylinders move the top beamDigital readout (DRO) displays the position of the downward stroke, so you can fine-tune a bend and make it right every timeIt takes a just few seconds to change the top beam pressure and the top position of the stroke (for more or less travel)You can set a timer for bend delay to hold the beam down at the bottom of the stroke, so the bend won't lose its shape2 hand wheels let you adjust the position of the beam and back gauge for consistency across the entire width of the beamFoot pedal brings the stroke up and down, leaving your hands free to position the materialMotorized back gauge rides on a solid ball screw trolley mechanismBack gauge encoder shows its position on its own DROParallel mechanism on the beam synchronizes the top and bottom die to deliver better quality bends across the entire width of the machine.