- Compatible with all Edwards Ironworkers.
- 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.
What Our Experts Think
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Compact & Versatile – The 7" Brake with 4-Way Die offers versatile bending capabilities, perfect for small to medium-sized tasks.
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Durable Construction – Built with high-quality materials, ensuring long-lasting performance and consistent results.
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4-Way Die Design – The 4-way die increases flexibility by allowing multiple bending angles, expanding your machine’s functionality.
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Enhanced Precision – Provides accurate and repeatable bends, boosting overall efficiency and quality in your operations.
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Seamless Compatibility – Designed for use with Edwards Press Brakes, ensuring smooth integration and optimal performance.
Q&A
Q: What is the EDWARDS 7" Brake w/ 4-Way Die used for?
A: The AC1033 brake with 4-way die is designed for precise bending and forming of materials up to 7 inches wide, providing versatile options for various bending tasks.
Q: What makes the 4-way die special?
A: The 4-way die allows for multiple bending options, offering enhanced flexibility and efficiency in a single tool.
Q: Is this brake compatible with all EDWARDS machines?
A: Yes, it is designed to work seamlessly with various EDWARDS machines for improved performance and accuracy.
Q: What types of materials can the 7" Brake w/ 4-Way Die handle?
A: It is ideal for bending a range of materials, making it versatile for different metalworking applications.
Q: Why should I choose the EDWARDS 7" Brake w/ 4-Way Die?
A: It offers precise bends, versatility, and efficiency, increasing productivity in metalworking tasks.
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Cleaning – Clean the brake and die after each use to remove debris, metal shavings, and dust. Use a soft cloth and ensure all moving parts are free of contaminants.
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Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply lubricants to the moving components, including the brake mechanism and die slots, to ensure smooth operation and reduce friction.
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Inspect the Die – Regularly check the 4-way die for signs of wear, chips, or cracks. Replace the die if it becomes damaged to maintain accurate bending.
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Check Alignment – Ensure proper alignment of the brake and die to avoid misalignment during operation. This ensures consistent and precise bends.
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Avoid Overloading – Do not exceed the capacity of the brake to prevent undue stress on the machine and die. Ensure you are using the correct material thickness for optimal results.
