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LVD Following the postponement of EuroBLECH 2020, LVD announces plans for a series of Virtual Tech Sessions and Tech Days to be held September through November 2020 to launch and showcase new laser cutting, bending and punch press products for the sheet metalworking market.
Prima Power Prima Power's brand-new bending solution eP Genius 1030 consists of the integration of the well-known servo-electric eP-1030 press brake with one automatic tool change storage.
ADIRA Adira Metal Forming Solutions, with its more than 60 years of history as a benchmark manufacturer and global supplier of engineering solutions, is positioning its brand more ambitiously and competitively, reformulating marketing and communication organisation and strategy to shore up its position worldwide.
Cincinnati Introducing the new CI ROBOFORM automated robotic press brake bending system, now available with our GoForm electric press brake.
TRUMPF The TruBend 2100 is the new CNC Press Brake from TRUMPF geared towards fabricators that need precision bending at a low cost of entry.
Vimercati The construction of a new Vimercati tandem press brake was completed and installed at a plant in Piemonte, Italy, which is added to two other Vimercati tandems already delivered.
No matter how capable a machine is at performing bending tasks, the final results are always subjected to variations in sheet metal quality, thickness and grain direction that can lead to inconsistent bend angles, wasted material and lost production time.
TRUMPF TRUMPF Inc. has announced the opening of its state-of-the art Technology Center located in Costa Mesa, California. The 20,000 sq. ft. facility demonstrates TRUMPF’s commitment to its customers by serving as a machine training and demonstration center in the Western Region.
As the manufacturing industry is becoming more competitive than ever, fabrication workshops continue to seek ways to improve production speed and efficiency.
For decades now, press brakes have been operated through foot pedals that are hardwired to the machine controls cabinet. All this is about to change with a ground-breaking wireless safety communications technology that enables press brake manufacturers to easily incorporate wireless functionality into their existing foot pedals.