EDWARDS 32" Press Brake Tooling - PRB32

• Compatible with 40, 60, 110 Ton Shop Presses.
• Designed to complement the Edwards Shop Presses, the 32" 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: 10 ga x 32", 1/4" x 24", 3/8" x 6".

What Our Experts Think

• Complete 32" Tooling Set – Designed for Edwards Press Brakes, offering a complete set of tools for various bending and forming applications.
• High-Quality Materials – Made from durable, precision-engineered materials for reliable performance and extended tool life.
• Versatile Use – Ideal for bending a wide range of materials, improving flexibility and enhancing productivity in your shop.
• Easy Integration – Seamlessly fits Edwards Press Brakes, optimizing your machine’s capabilities for maximum output.
• Cost-Effective Solution – A complete tooling set that saves you time and money by offering everything you need for your press brake tasks.

Q&A

Q: What is the EDWARDS 32" Press Brake Tooling used for?
A: The tooling is designed for use with EDWARDS Press Brakes to facilitate precise bending of materials up to 32 inches in width.

Q: Is it compatible with all EDWARDS press brakes?
A: Yes, the PRB32 tooling is compatible with various EDWARDS Press Brake models for accurate bending operations.

Q: What materials can be processed with the PRB32 tooling?
A: The tooling is suitable for use with a wide range of metals, providing versatility for different bending applications.

Q: How does the PRB32 tooling improve bending accuracy?
A: It ensures consistent, reliable bends by providing precise alignment and support during the pressing process.

Q: Why should I choose EDWARDS 32" Press Brake Tooling?
A: It enhances productivity, ensures high-quality bends, and reduces errors in metalworking tasks.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use – Regularly remove debris, metal shavings, and oil to prevent buildup that can affect performance and accuracy.
• Lubricate Moving Parts – Lightly lubricate the tooling components to reduce friction and prevent wear.
• Check for Wear & Tear – Inspect the tooling for signs of wear or damage. Replace parts as needed to maintain efficiency and precision.
• Store Properly – Store the tooling in a dry, clean environment, preferably in a protective case, to prevent rust or damage.
• Ensure Proper Alignment – Check the alignment of the tooling before each use to ensure accurate bending and pressing.