SP2-63x3200 — South Africa

SP2-63x3200 — South Africa

Inconsistent bends, repeated rework, long setup times and springback on thicker steels and stainless steal away margin and slow production. Fabricators often struggle to keep ram-to-bed parallelism on long parts, hold repeatable bend angles across mixed batches, and prevent tooling slippage—creating bottlenecks in job shops and light- to medium-duty production lines.The 2-Axis Hydraulic Pressbrake with torsion-bar synchronization solves those problems by pairing a torsion-synchronized frame and proportional hydraulic ram control with precision X (backgauge) and Y (ram) CNC coordination. The Delem-style graphical controller provides stored bend programs, angle compensation and real-time diagnostics while quick-release top tooling and segmented bottom dies speed changeovers. Available in 50–400 ton capacities and 2500–4000mm bending widths, the machine is built for forming carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum and alloy sheet and plate with repeatable accuracy.After installation, shops see faster setups, improved first-pass yield and predictable throughput for HVAC ductwork, enclosures, brackets and automotive subcomponents. The result is a reliable hydraulic press brake for production, prototyping, and contract manufacturing—reduced scrap, fewer manual adjustments and consistent CNC bending performance across mixed runs and heavier gauge work.

ZAR 417 062,55 — indicative market price; confirm delivered configuration in your quote.

Tonnage
63ton
Bending width
3200mm

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