Bending with Embossing
In basic, embossing works just like free bending. The only difference is the high pressing force that acts on the workpiece. Angles bent in this way are more accurate, because the workpiece is pressed completely into the die.
The disadvantage of this procedure is a low flexibility. Each die enables the bending of a defined angle. For workpieces with different angle specifications, the press brake must be retooled. This has a negative effect on the costs per unit.
See also
Bending Film
With bending film, high-quality plate metal can be bent without scratching the surface.
Read moreBump-Bending
Bump-bending or step-bending is a CNC-controlled bending process in which plate metals are bent step by step to the desired radius.
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In this Wiki article you will learn how free bending works and how this process differs from other methods.
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