Can Standard Industrial Press Brakes work without a computer controller (CNC)? Yes, Standard industrial Press Brakes work with and without a computer controller. All Standard Industrial Press Brakes include mechanical ram controls, including one pedestal and footswitch control. You can also purchase an additional pedestal and footswitch control. You can also purchase palm buttons, a
Do CoastOne electric press brakes cost more than traditional hydraulic press brakes? CoastOne Electric press brakes may have a higher upfront out-of-pocket cost than similar hydraulic presses; however, you can usually recover the extra costs over the lifetime use in less waste, lower maintenance cost, and energy savings. How Accurate are CoastOne press brakes? The
Many buyers worldwide are just starting to realize the enormous benefit of buying products and manufacturing capacity locally. But, unfortunately, it took a pandemic to make this happen, and those who have done so religiously can finally smile and say I told you so without reservation. This article highlights the top five reasons to buy
Recognizing when you need a new press brake is one of your shop manager’s most essential skills. If you get it wrong, you will end up spending too much, or you’ll lose customers and future opportunities. Here are five of the most common signs that you need to replace your old press brake with a
The Automec team continues to push the envelope of press brake controller innovation. One example is the recent launching of Automec’s premiere control system, the Automec Fasfold press brake controller. The new Automec controller brings Quickdraw and 3D simulation to an already innovative product line of controllers. And, its simple design means you can retrofit virtually any press brake
Are you looking for Accurpress Controls and Control options? Let’s start with what Accurpress was selling twenty years ago, as many press brake owners may be using the same old control system. Let’s face it, the mechanical components of most Accurpress press brakes are built to last, so most fabrication shops are still holding on