Press Brake – 200 Ton

A 200-ton press brake is a machine used in the metalworking industry to bend and shape metal sheets or plates. The “200-ton” designation refers to the amount of force that the machine can apply to the metal sheet or plate during the bending process, which is 200 tons or 400,000 pounds of force.

With this amount of force, a 200-ton press brake can bend metal sheets or plates with a thickness and width that is suitable for its maximum bending capacity. The specific dimensions and thicknesses of metal that can be bent on a 200-ton press brake will depend on the machine’s characteristics, such as the size of the bed, stroke, and throat depth.

A 200-ton press brake is a versatile machine that can bend a wide range of metals, including stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel, with varying thicknesses and shapes. It is commonly used in various manufacturing applications, such as the production of sheet metal components, brackets, and enclosures in the electrical industry. It is ideal for medium to heavy-duty bending projects that require precision and accuracy.

Press braking is a metalworking process that is widely used across many different industries. It involves using a press brake machine to bend and shape metal sheets and plates to create custom components with precision and accuracy.

In the aerospace industry, press braking is used to manufacture various aircraft parts, such as wing ribs, fuselage frames, and engine components. In the automotive industry, it is used to produce different parts, such as brackets, chassis components, and suspension parts.

In the construction industry, it is used to create structural components, such as roof and wall panels, while in the electrical industry, press braking is used to manufacture enclosures and chassis for electronic equipment. In the medical industry, press braking is used to produce surgical instruments, hospital equipment, and medical carts.

Finally, the rail industry also uses press braking to manufacture train frames, carriages, and track components. In summary, press braking is a versatile metalworking process that has found applications across various industries and is a critical component of modern manufacturing.