Eastwood Press Brake Attachment for Standard 12/20 Ton Hydraulic Shop Presses

Eastwood Press Brake Attachment for Standard 12/20 Ton Hydraulic Shop Presses

$ 229.99

Score By Feature

Based on 45 ratings

Value for money

9.58

Easy to use

9.38

Easy to remove

9.68

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Product Description

An engineered metalworking tool designed to bend metal parts to precise lengths with equal accuracy

For tubes up to 12" in width and an inch in thickness, we bend up to 90° angles in mild steel and aluminum

It can be fitted to most standard hydraulic shop presses of 12 or 20 tons

The following are examples of steel sized with a 12" width 3/16" X 4" width 5/16" X 6" width 3/8" X 3" width

Complex shapes can be created

Questions & Answers

What is the procedure for removing the lower die?

It is possible for you to unsubscribe The lower die should be bolted to the upper

What is the steel gauge of this product?

A metal thickness of up to 3/8" is supported by this tool. A gauge of this metal would be about 000.

Does it matter?

There is a China-made component in this tool

Selected User Reviews For Eastwood Press Brake Attachment for Standard 12/20 Ton Hydraulic Shop Presses

For the money, this is a great tool

4/5

Then again. I found the brake to be very good for the price, only issue I had was the protruding hardware on the bottom, I would have recessed the bolts so the brake sits flat on the press without the need for more press blocks to allow it to mainly use it to cut 1/8" aluminum plate, and it works well.

Adriana Estes

| Aug 17, 2020

There are some nice bends here

5/5

A bracket can be made from it as well as other plates for attachment.

Kyson Callahan

| Sep 16, 2020

This is a very heavy It worked perfectly on metals as thin as 1/8 inch stainless steel

5/5

Roy BEGUM

| Feb 07, 2021

I like how it works

4/5

With it, clean bends can be achieved.

Dalton Salas

| Jul 07, 2021

Excellent

5/5

I would highly recommend him for the right jobs.

Eloise Conner

| Sep 23, 2020

It is great

5/5

I am very pleased I like this.

Zachary Hoffman

| Jun 29, 2021

It is not necessarily necessary for every press to have a pin collar

3/5

A Sunex 20-'s in my possession We have a ton press that comes with several different size pieces of press pin. It is ideally suited for use in these kinds of presses to use a larger pin. Using the brakes. Although I like the overall construction of this press brake, I don't like the press - Neither the Sunex pin nor the pin collar fit the larger one. It's off by about one eighth of an inch. It is not enough just to tighten the setscrews on their own to keep the smaller pin moving in a straight line, and that is causing the guide posts to bend or break. The three stars I give it are due to the fact it may be useful and that it can be modified, but it poses a serious risk. A thick round mild steel bar collar I made out of machined mild steel was the fix for me, but not everyone has the ability to do this. There should be a fix for this from Eastwood. Probably works great on Harbor Freight presses (I don't know), but this should still be universal so users don't have to cringe every time they Additionally, I wanted to add that the flat bottom of each appliance without recesses for the screw thread and nuts and the die fastener really is a gimmick. In order to fix this issue as well, I tacked on 3/8" thick plates the bottom (front and back of the hardware). It is not a good idea to buy something which then needs to be modified or augmented in order to be.