Press brakes offer linear-motor-drive backgauge
March, 30 2007
The six-axis backgage uses a linear motor drive to deliver
re-positioning speeds of 3,000 ipm in X (in/out) and Z (left/right)
axes. The high-speed positioning eliminates resets waiting time for
extremely fast sequential bending of complex parts resulting in more
strokes per hour and parts per shift. The six-axis backgage uses
ballscrew drive in R (up-down) axis where changes are infrequent. The
breakthrough backgage complements the MAXFORM’s speed machine
capabilities. Advanced hydraulics and control technologies deliver up
to 700 ipm ram speeds with 3 Sigma (plus or minus 0.0002 in.)
repeatability for high consistency in bending complex parts without
deviation, drift or error stacking.
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