Tools

Offset Bending (Z- bending)

Offset tools are used to form two bends that are too close together for conventional forming methods. Offset bends also can be used to create a flat surface when you want to connect two panels or to strengthen the sheet metal.

Air Bending

Air bending is when the part is pressed partially downward against a die to create a given angle. The part still has clearance between itself and the bottom of the die.

Bottom Bending

Bottom bending is a bending process in which sheet metal is pressed against a bottom die featuring a V shape, which requires a higher accuracy than air bending.

Heavy Duty Bending

Bending thicker or high strength steel requires equipment that can handle heavy loads. Bending heavy duty plate materials requires large V-dies.

Hemming

Hemming is a sheet metal forming process in which sheets are joined by bending it to 180°, and is a great way to finish sharp edges and to strengthen parts of sheet metal products.

Large Radius Bending

This is the process of creating a bend with a large radius to material thickness ratio. Large radius tools consist of a holder and a tool. Tool Holders are suitable for various radius tools.

Offset Bending (Z- bending)

Offset tools are used to form two bends that are too close together for conventional forming methods. Offset bends also can be used to create a flat surface when you want to connect two panels or to strengthen the sheet metal.

Air Bending

Air bending is when the part is pressed partially downward against a die to create a given angle. The part still has clearance between itself and the bottom of the die.

Tools

Process to Make a Mold Request

Offset Bending (Z- bending)

Air Bending

Bottom Bending

Heavy Duty Bending

Hemming

Large Radius Bending

Offset Bending (Z- bending)

Air Bending

Tooling Model

Standard Upper Punch

Standard Upper Punch

Single V Lower mold

Double V Lower Mold

Multi-V Lower Mold

Special Tooling