WC67K CNC Servo Press Brake
Hydraulic press brake with dual-servo X/Y control and programmable bending-angle control.
Features
- All-steel welded frame
- Hydraulic upper drive
- Mechanical stop and torsion-axis synchronisation
- Electrical adjustment of backgauge and ram stroke
- X- and Y-axis dual-servo automatic control
- Angle programming; detailed functions depend on selected controller
Standard configuration
Bosch Rexroth hydraulic valve group; EMB hydraulic pipe joints; Siemens main motor; Schneider electrical components; Hydraulic and electrical overload protection; HIWIN ball screw and linear guide; catalogue states accuracy ±0.02 mm for this component/configuration, not a complete-machine bend accuracy guarantee; Double servo motor control.
Options
Mechanical deflection compensation/crowning; DSP laser safety protection; SDKELI laser safety protection.
Controller options
TP10S: 10-inch high-definition colour touchscreen; Menu programming; Servo motor and CANopen bus control; Angle programming with automatic bending-depth calculation; Ram and backgauge position control; Pressure-hold time setting; 20 programs with 20 steps per program; Soft limits; Power-off memory.
DA41T: Panel mounting; High-brightness LCD; Y-axis ram position control; X-axis backgauge control; Material retract function; Manual axis movement.
E300: Supports X, Y, R and C axes; Calculates ram position from angle, material, thickness and tooling parameters; Servo X/R backgauge positioning; Absolute-position or angle programming; Parameter backup, restore, import and export; Die collision/interference avoidance; Status monitoring for inputs, outputs, valves and faults; Automatic R-axis zero adjustment; Programmable material/tool data.
Publisher note: Machine feature line names E300P; controller panel heading says E300.
CT8: Colour touchscreen with large keys; Multi-bend programming; EasyBend page for single bends; Online help and interactive warnings; Wireless backup and software update via computer; USB transfer/backup; Multiple languages.
