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FASTBEND STANDARD PRESS BRAKE TENDING CELLS

FASTBEND STANDARD PRESS BRAKE TENDING CELLS

Operating press brakes is a potentially dangerous part of sheet metal forming and metal part fabrication. But what if you could produce more, higher-quality parts without adding risk to your workers?

The FastBEND robotic cell can be integrated with new or existing press brakes to process a wide variety of formed parts. It may be outfitted for bin, pallet and conveyor outputs.

PLUS, GET FAST DELIVERY IN AS LITTLE AS TWELVE WEEKS SO YOU CAN INCREASE CAPACITY RIGHT AWAY.

Do You Need to AUTOMATE Your Press Brake?

• → Does your press brake sit idle during the day?
• → Do you have a lot of quality variances and scrap?
• → Do you lose time in downstream operations due to those quality shortcomings?
• → Do you want to increase capacity overnight or during off shifts or run lights-out?
• → Do you struggle to attract and retain skilled workers?
• → Do your employees experience problems due to straining and repetitive motion?
• → Are you concerned about operator safety around the press brake machines, especially when forming small parts?

If you said yes to any of these questions, a FastBEND could be your solution to address key business challenges, FAST.

FastBEND Features

• Standard double blank detection, regrip, and gripper storage/queue
• Standard 3m x 2.5m footprint, with 1.5m of room for manual operations
• Choose between hard fencing and area scanners
• Double capacity feature, only 3m x 4.5m
• Press brake interface, including back gauge fingers and ram position monitoring
• Choice of tray options in drawer stand:
• Single stacks of 500mm x 900mm blanks
• Dual stacks of 500mm x 400mm blanks
• Brake tooling storage available (w/compatible tooling available from Wilson)
• Common, one-piece base with integrated utilities and fork tubes for easy installation
• Integrate to new or existing brakes, most brands, up to 2m bed length
• Ability to process parts up to 9kg
• Flexible outbound options, inside and/or chute exiting the cell