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Not familiar with Hardox but the data for bending a 500mm long 20mm thick stainless steel plate using a 160mm V is 500kN which is approx 50 tons according to the data available on my Amada Hfe M2 2204. Hope that's of use

​@@davidlarter8231 Length> 2000mm. I need that to form buckets for Komatsu mining equipment, they're made of Hardox 450 wear plate. V 165

I agree, very reliable and accurate 👍

Thanks, keep up the learning. You can earn a good living understanding and reading drawings, selecting tooling,programming the machinery as well as being able to measure your result. I wish you well. David

Hi, to reset or enter the parts required or finished parts press stop. Then on the automatic mode page use the touch screen by pressing the box required and enter the numbers etc. I will upload a short video on this channel. Thanks for your interest

Stay safe. Very dangerous machines if not programmed, set and operated correctly.

Thanks for your comment. I have a large range of parts to make, some can be very small. I don't bend 3M lengths all day long, a lot of setting and programming

hey Arnel if I have to track the part count in this machine could you suggest the best way to do so

In an 8 hour shift it would be around 50 parts at 3M lengths. Luckily I have other duties in the workshop. Getting too old to perform heavy work like that all day, every day.

@@davidlarter8231 usually we do this kind of work together with a colleague and it takes less time.

Thank you. It's good to have positive feedback from people interested in the manufacturing industry

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@@farhanjavid209 Yeah well im 67 now , so not looking to start a new career

Thanks, I work mainly with stainless steel for building drainage. From small brackets and more complex components. That lasered blank after folding becomes part of channel which is joined to other channels, gullies or outlets.

Great job

I don't know where you are from ,i live in Mexico , I am so amazed when i see the effort that the American people put into there products , I wish that we had the quality of everything you guys have in America ,cheers keep up the good work .

I have to say- that's a 1 person job if they're not expecting speed. I tell you this though,, getting that spot on was a hell of a job. -Setting each one of those wedges (possibly) to get the angle uniform down the line (within tolerance), getting those Back Stops dead equal, and the sum of bends together not being too short or long also varying if that sheet was cut or stamped correctly, ,Was a pain in the Ass!

Yeah this was painful to watch, I understand 100% that it's a tough one man job though. I get wanting to check each side, but it's tough to get a great part that long without a second person; preferably someone who has an idea of what they're doing. In the shop I work at it's rare, if ever, that a single person has to do a job that long and wide to do that many bends on a part. Getting on the back gauges perfectly every time, on the correct flange? Those who know, know. Not an easy part. I hope I explained well enough to not come off as a jerk, you really did a great job for one person expected to do this part alone!

yep fuck that many flips and spins lol. and doin that part with one person you get about a year before your body says no more

Pinch point

Thanks for your comment. Yes I do programme and operate the press brake myself on up to 3M in length, sometimes longer. An experienced operator can easily feel if the metal hass correctly located on the back stops.

are you selling that or you just talking crap.

@@emirbila9958 We are selling.