Our metal folding services are equipped with advanced electric and hydraulic press brakes, making them perfectly suited for a wide range of manufacturing needs. These state-of-the-art machines enable us to handle both large-scale production runs and smaller, one-off jobs with equal efficiency and precision.

Tailored to your specific designs, our metal folding process ensures accurate bending and shaping of metal sheets, resulting in components that precisely match your specifications. Whether for complex industrial applications or unique custom projects, our metal folding services offer the flexibility and accuracy needed to meet diverse manufacturing demands.

Different bending methods

When it comes to metal folding, a variety of bending methods are available, each suited to different requirements and types of press brake tooling. Understanding these methods can simplify the decision-making process when seeking a metal folding service.

V-Bending: The most commonly used method in metal folding, V-bending involves a punch pressing the sheet metal onto a die. It is divided into three types:

Air Bending: The sheet is not fully pressed onto the die but only partially to achieve the desired angle. This is the most prevalent form of V-bending.

Bottoming and Coining: These methods involve more direct and forceful contact with the die, resulting in more precise bends.

U-Bending: Similar to V-bending but uses a U-shaped die. It’s primarily used for creating U-channels in metal sheets.

Step Bending: This method employs successive V-bending actions to achieve large-radius bends. Smaller steps are used to assure a smoother bend quality.

Roll Bending: Roll bending differs by using rolls instead of punches and dies. It’s particularly effective for parts requiring large radii or conical shapes in sheet metal.

Rotary Bending: Known for its ability to produce angular bends without leaving bending marks (common with V-shaped dies). This method is ideal for applications requiring a pristine finish on the bent part.

Each of these bending techniques offers unique benefits, making them suitable for various metal folding tasks. Whether you need precise angles, smooth large-radius curves, or unmarked finishes, there is a bending method to meet your project’s specific needs.