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All-electric press brakes

Match electric drive, tooling and handling to your parts. Get a configured machine quote.

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Start with the part, bend sequence and batch pattern.

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Choose by the work you do

Check the complete electric-bending setup.

The useful comparison includes drive architecture, working range, tooling and every task in the cycle.

Electric press brake machine configuration

WADG · All-electric CNC

Match the machine to the bend cycle.

Evaluate the electric drive, force, working length and positioning system against representative parts.

400 kN bending force
1,600 mm bending length
Servo Electric drive

WADG-40T/1600 example. The quoted model defines the supplied machine and options.

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Details & specifications

Use the exact WADG model row and confirm the controller, axes, tooling, safeguarding and duty cycle in the quotation.

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Press-brake upper and lower tooling with the working opening visible

Tooling and working access

Check the part through every bend.

Review punch and die access, working opening, reference edges and part support.

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Details & specifications

Part geometry, bend sequence and tooling determine the useful working envelope. Include difficult turns and clearances in the review.

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Technician operating a compact electric press brake on the factory floor

Programming and handling

Include the operator’s complete cycle.

Compare program recall, part turns, tool changes, inspection and unloading alongside machine motion.

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Details & specifications

Measure energy use and productivity on the same workload, machine setup and cycle, including idle time.

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Machine in operation

See the WADG Electric Press Brake in operation

Watch the WADG bend cycle. Discuss the drive, tooling and handling needed for your parts.

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Your project starts here

Tell us about your bending cycle.

A short production brief can define:

  • An electric model assessed against your parts and duty cycle
  • Working force, length, control and included tooling
  • Itemized price, acceptance and handover scope

Describe the parts and batch pattern. Add material, thickness and bend length if known; drawings can follow.

Project enquiry

Discuss your project

Tell us what you want to make or improve. Technical details and drawings can follow.

  • Material, thickness and part size
  • Drawings and production volume
  • Location and project timing

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Part and cycle checks

Judge the result on your own parts.

Connect the proposed machine to the dimensions, handling tasks and operating cycle that matter to your team.

Measuring a formed sheet-metal part with a digital caliper

Checking a formed sheet-metal part with a digital caliper

Representative bends

Use normal material and difficult parts to check the tooling and finished result.

A defined comparison

Include approach, bending, return, handling and changeovers when comparing the working cycle.

A complete quotation

Agree axes, tooling, options, acceptance, training and delivery scope before ordering.

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Buying questions

Before you request a quote.

Answers to common machine-selection and quotation questions.

Will an electric press brake suit every bending job?

No. Force, working length, part geometry, tooling, working opening and the duty cycle must match the job. Compare representative work and the relevant alternatives before choosing the drive architecture.

Can you promise a fixed energy saving?

A meaningful comparison needs a defined workload, operating pattern and measurement method. Discuss the complete cycle and the machines being compared rather than relying on a universal percentage.

How are axes and tooling selected?

They follow the bend sequence, reference edges, working access, support and operator tasks. Include difficult part turns and the tool changes expected during normal production.

What should the quotation include?

The exact model, controller, axes, tooling, safeguarding and options should be listed together with testing, acceptance, training, delivery and service scope.

Can delivery, installation and training be included?

Tell us your destination and support needs. Confirm service availability, delivery terms, installation responsibilities and included training in the quotation.

Do I need a complete technical specification to enquire?

No. Describe the work you need to do and add the details you know. Drawings and technical requirements can follow.

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Name, email and a short description are enough to begin.

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ADH will review your parts, duty cycle and tooling, then propose an electric press brake and quote.

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