HXB indicates the model series; 80T denotes the nominal bending capacity of 80 tons; 3200 indicates the maximum working length of 3,200 mm (3.2 meters).
It can bend common sheet metals such as mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium. Maximum material thickness depends on material type and profile — consult the tooling chart or factory for exact thickness limits.
The machine is typically offered with industry-standard CNC controllers for automatic angle and position control. Exact models and features (e.g., touch screen, backgauge axes) vary by configuration — confirm with the supplier.
It uses press brake punches and dies; many machines accept standard European or American tooling systems. Tooling type and clamping method depend on the machine bed and can be specified at order.
Accuracy and repeatability depend on CNC control, backgauge precision, tooling, and setup. Typical repeatability for modern CNC hydraulic press brakes is within ±0.1–0.5 mm; consult the manufacturer’s technical sheet for certified accuracy.
Common safety features include emergency stop buttons, light curtains or safety shields, pressure and overload protection, and safety interlocks. Specific safety package depends on local regulations and selected options.
The machine uses a hydraulic system sized for an 80-ton capacity, with components such as a pump, valves, and tank. Exact pump power, working pressure, and oil capacity vary by build — check the technical datasheet.
Installation and commissioning are often offered as an optional service. Many suppliers provide onsite setup, leveling, electrical/hydraulic connections, and operator training — confirm terms with the seller.
Press brakes typically require a flat, level, and sufficiently strong floor. Some models may need anchoring or a concrete foundation depending on local practice and machine weight — supplier will provide requirements.
Routine maintenance includes hydraulic oil checks and changes, filter replacement, lubrication of slides and linkage, inspection of tooling and fasteners, and periodic calibration of the CNC and backgauge.
Yes — CNC press brakes commonly offer multi-axis (typically 2–6 axes) motorized backgauges with programmable positions for automated bending sequences. Available axes and travel depend on the controller and options.
Power requirements depend on motor sizes and options; most industrial models use three-phase mains (e.g., 380–480 V, 50/60 Hz). Exact electrical specifications will be provided on the datasheet or nameplate.
Reputable suppliers provide spare parts, service, and technical support. Availability and lead times vary by vendor — request spare parts lists and service agreements when ordering.
Yes. Suppliers commonly offer custom configurations for working length, tooling systems, control packages, backgauge travel, safety options, and automation (e.g., material loaders). Discuss requirements with the manufacturer.
Warranty terms and certifications (CE, ISO, etc.) differ by manufacturer and destination market. Ask the supplier for the exact warranty period, warranty coverage details, and copies of applicable certifications.
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