EDWARDS 12" Press Brake Tooling - PRB12

• Compatible with Edwards 20 Ton Shop Press.
• Designed to complement the Edwards Shop Presses, the 12" Press Brake Tooling turns your Shop Press into a brake.
• Easily create repeatable bends when paired with the Press Brake Back Gauge.
• Fabricate brackets, frames, pans, and tanks with this Brake with 4-Way Die.
• Includes a standard punch that allows 1/16", 1/8", 3/16" and 1/4" material to be formed to a 90° angle.
• Max Material Thickness: 1/4" x 12", 3/8 x 6".

What Our Experts Think

• Compact 12" Tooling Set – Designed for Edwards Press Brakes, this 12" set is ideal for smaller bending and forming tasks, offering precision and efficiency.
• Durable Construction – Made with high-quality, durable materials to ensure long-lasting performance and accurate results.
• Versatile & Efficient – Perfect for various bending applications, boosting flexibility and reducing downtime in your shop.
• Seamless Fit – Easily integrates with Edwards Press Brakes, enhancing machine functionality and streamlining operations.
• Affordable & Reliable – A cost-effective solution that provides the tools needed for precise and efficient press brake operations.

Q&A

Q: What is the EDWARDS 12" Press Brake Tooling used for?
A: The PRB12 tooling is designed for bending materials up to 12 inches in width on EDWARDS Press Brakes.

Q: Is it compatible with all EDWARDS press brakes?
A: Yes, the PRB12 tooling works with a variety of EDWARDS Press Brake models for precise and efficient bending.

Q: What types of materials can be bent with the PRB12 tooling?
A: The tooling is ideal for a range of metals, providing flexibility in bending applications.

Q: How does the PRB12 tooling enhance bending accuracy?
A: It offers consistent material support and alignment, ensuring precise, uniform bends.

Q: Why should I choose the EDWARDS 12" Press Brake Tooling?
A: It provides reliable performance, precise bending, and improved productivity for metalworking tasks.

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Cleaning – Clean the tooling after every use to remove metal shavings, oils, or debris that could affect the bending process.
• Lubrication – Apply a light lubricant to the tooling to reduce wear, prevent rust, and ensure smooth operation during use.
• Inspect for Damage – Check for any signs of wear or cracks in the tooling to prevent issues during bending operations. Replace any damaged components promptly.
• Verify Alignment – Ensure that the tooling is properly aligned to ensure accurate bends and prevent unnecessary strain on the press brake.
• Proper Storage – Store the tooling in a dry, safe place to prevent rust or corrosion. Use protective covers or cases for added protection.