Forms sheet metal into desired shapes using press brakes and die inserts
Creates simple parts like brackets to highly complex geometries
Techniques include Bending, Punching, curling, or hydroforming
Ideal for low to high volume production
Description
Once the blank is produced, the next step is to form sheet metal using various tools, but most commonly a press brake uses die inserts to create a desired angular bend or punching to form a shape creating simple parts such as brackets up to highly complex geometries which may require custom die tools, forming the two-dimensional sheet into a three-dimensional object. Forming techniques can be Bending, Punching, curling or hydroforming. This makes sheet metal forming ideal for low to high volume production.
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