From everyday sheet metal fabrication to demanding industrial components, the right tooling makes bending more accurate, repeatable and efficient.
From everyday sheet metal fabrication to demanding industrial components, the right press brake tooling makes bending more accurate, repeatable and efficient.
Different industries have different requirements for material thickness, bend radius, surface quality and part geometry. That is why we provide both standard press brake punches and dies and custom tooling designed around actual production needs.
Mild steel, stainless, aluminium — thin panels or thick plate decide the die opening and the tool strength.
Sharp inside radius or large radius: the punch tip and radius tools follow your drawing.
Pre-finished, coated or visible parts may need mark-free dies or protective film.
Return flanges, deep boxes, hems and offsets need clearance or special profiles.
01 / 08For construction and architectural metal fabricators, consistent dimensions and clean bending results are essential — especially when producing long panels or repeated components for the same project.
Our press brake tooling can be used to form roofing profiles, wall panels, flashing, door frames, elevator components, brackets and other architectural sheet metal parts. Tooling can be selected according to material thickness, bend angle, inside radius and required profile.
For long parts, special profiles or non-standard bending requirements, custom press brake tooling can also be developed from your drawings — to achieve consistent bends, reduce rework and make assembly easier.
02 / 08Automotive suppliers often need to produce the same sheet metal component repeatedly while keeping dimensions and bending angles consistent from batch to batch.
Our press brake punches and dies can be used for vehicle body components, brackets, reinforcement parts, chassis-related parts, battery enclosures and commercial vehicle components. Based on the material grade, thickness, bend radius and part geometry, suitable tooling can be selected to help control deformation and bending variation.
When standard tooling cannot achieve the required profile, we provide custom press brake tools based on your drawings — for prototype development and repeat production.
03 / 08For home appliance manufacturers, bending accuracy is important, but appearance matters too. Refrigerator, washing machine, oven and air-conditioner panels often use thin or pre-finished sheet metal where unwanted tooling marks can affect the final appearance.
Suitable sheet metal bending tools help achieve clean bends while maintaining consistent angles and dimensions. Applications include metal housings, doors, frames, brackets and internal structural components.
For narrow flanges, box-shaped parts, hemming or special profiles, we provide custom press brake tooling matched to the actual component — to simplify forming and reduce secondary operations.
04 / 08Aerospace sheet metal forming requires careful control of bend angles, radii, dimensions and surface condition. Materials such as aluminium alloys, stainless steel and titanium can also behave differently during bending.
Our precision press brake tooling can be configured according to material properties, thickness, required bend radius and component geometry. Typical applications include aircraft brackets, panels, enclosures and precision structural sheet metal components.
For parts with complex profiles or special forming sequences, custom punches and dies are manufactured according to technical drawings, with a focus on accuracy and repeatability.
05 / 08If your workshop handles many different customer orders, you need tooling that can adapt to changing materials, thicknesses, angles and part sizes.
Standard press brake tooling is a practical choice for common bending operations on cabinets, enclosures, machine covers, channels, brackets, frames and boxes. For more complex jobs, specialised tooling can be developed for hemming, offset bending, deep-box bending and non-standard profiles.
We help you select the right punch and die for your machine, material and bending requirements — for easier setup, more consistent parts and more flexibility between jobs.
06 / 08Metal furniture manufacturers often work with components where the bend is part of the finished appearance. Uneven angles, surface marks or inconsistent dimensions create problems during assembly and final inspection.
Our press brake tools can be used for cabinets, lockers, shelving systems, tables, storage units, office furniture and display fixtures. For stainless steel, aluminium and coated sheets, tooling can be selected according to the required surface quality and bending profile.
If your design includes narrow flanges, special edges or decorative profiles, custom tooling can be developed around the part drawing to meet both functional and visual requirements.
07 / 08Truck, trailer, bus and railway equipment manufacturers often need to bend longer or thicker sheet metal components. Tooling strength, bending consistency and machine compatibility become particularly important.
Our punches and dies can be used for body panels, brackets, protective covers, floor sections, toolboxes and structural sheet metal components. Tooling specifications are matched to material strength, plate thickness, bending length and required profile.
For heavy-duty or special components, we provide custom press brake tooling designed around the actual forming requirement — for consistent parts and smoother welding and assembly.
08 / 08Energy equipment manufacturers process everything from thin electrical cabinet panels to thicker structural sheet metal parts. Each application can require a different combination of die opening, punch radius and tooling strength.
Our press brake tooling is suitable for electrical enclosures, battery energy storage cabinets, solar equipment, wind power components and power distribution systems. Tooling is selected according to material thickness, bending force, required radius and component dimensions.
For large parts or special profiles, custom punches and dies can be developed from your drawings and machine specifications — for better bending consistency and assembly accuracy.
We start from the finished part and the way it moves on the press brake — not from a standard catalogue. A few projects from our engineering team.
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Different industries may use the same press brake, but they do not necessarily need the same tooling.
Whether you need standard punches and dies, Wila / Trumpf style tooling, Amada style tooling, hemming tools or fully custom tooling, the selection should start with your actual application. Our technical team evaluates it and recommends a tooling configuration that matches your production.
Tell us your press brake model, material, thickness and bend angle — or simply send a drawing. Our engineers reply within 24 hours with a recommendation and a quote.
No. 410, Xigang Road, Bowang Town, Bowang District, Ma'anshan, Anhui, China
