Press Brake | WADG Series

Electric Press Brake

All-electric bending with servo motors and precision screws, for small- to medium-force work without a hydraulic power unit.

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Technical specifications

WADG technical specifications

The WADG-50T/1600 has a 200 mm ram stroke, 470 mm open height and two 20 kW main motors. Select a model below to compare its force, bending length, clearances and drive power against your tooling and handling arrangement.

Model	Bending Force	Working Length	Approach Speed	Working Speed	Return Speed	X Stroke	X Speed	R Stroke	R Speed	Column Distance	Throat Depth	Ram Stroke	Open Height	Main Motor	Weight	Overall Dimensions
Unit	kN	mm	mm/s	mm/s	mm/s	mm	mm/s	mm	mm/s	mm	mm	mm	mm	kW	t	L×W×H mm
WADG-10T/500	100	500	180	0.15-30	180	200	400	80	200	510	200	150	420	6	0.8	6409801250
WADG-20T/800	200	800	250	0.15-30	250	400	500	150	200	780	250	150	420	15	3.1	120015602450
WADG-30T/1250	300	1250	250	0.15-30	250	400	500	150	200	900	250	150	420	20	4.1	146016602470
WADG-40T/1300	400	1300	250	0.15-30	250	400	500	150	200	920	255	150	420	2X15	4.5	170020502280
WADG-40T/1600	400	1600	250	0.15-30	250	400	500	150	200	1120	255	150	420	2X15	4.9	170020502280
WADG-50T/1600	500	1600	250	0.15-30	250	400	500	150	200	1250	255	200	470	2×20	4.9	220020502280
WADG-60T/2000	600	2000	250	0.15-30	250	500	500	150	200	1600	300	200	470	2X20	6	270021502380
WADG-80T/2500	800	2500	200	0.15-30	200	500	500	150	200	2000	460	200	470	2X25	8.9	300022502380
WADG-100T/3200	1000	3200	200	0.15-30	200	500	500	150	200	2700	460	200	470	2X25	10.7	400024502580
WADG-160T/3200	1600	3200	200	0.15-30	200	500	500	150	200	2700	460	250	520	3X25	11.8	400024502780

Application fit

Choose electric bending for your production cycle

Select WADG from material, bend plan, batch pattern, tooling and operating environment.

Material and force

Provide material grade, strength, thickness, maximum bend length, V-opening and calculated force for the intended tools.

Part and tolerance

Share geometry, flange, radius, sequence, angle target and acceptance check.

Duty and changeover

Define product mix, batch, cycle profile, program/tooling changes and handling or robot interface.

Site and safety

Confirm power, floor/service access, lubrication, controller, safeguarding and destination requirements.

WADG all-electric servo press brake detail

Machine in operation

See the WADG Electric Press Brake in operation

Watch the Electric Press Brake operating sequence, then compare its drive, feedback, tooling and safety systems below.

Product systems

Inside the all-electric bending system

WADG transfers servo-motor motion through a belt and screw drive to the ram. Match that drive, the positioning package and tooling to your production cycle.

Servo-electric ram drive

Belt and screw drive system of an all-electric press brake

Transfer motor motion into the bend

Servo motors drive the ram through a belt and precision screw system, without a hydraulic power unit. Independent Y1/Y2 feedback monitors the left and right drive positions.

Select force, travel and motion data from the exact WADG model. Required duty, tooling and load must be assessed together.

Frame, guidance and compensation

Frame and guidance

Maintain the tooling reference

The frame and machined guides establish the relationship between drive, ram and worktable.

Review force, working length and tool loading as one structural setup.

Motor-driven crowning adjustment installed on a press-brake worktable

Compensation

Address working-length deflection

The compensation arrangement addresses deflection for the selected bend length.

Review calibration and the loaded sample result alongside individual drive specifications.

CNC and backgauge positioning

Control system for a WADG all-electric press brake

CNC

Sequence the bending job

The CNC coordinates the bend program and the required positioning sequence.

Review controller functions, tool access and part reorientations. Angle measurement and robot interfaces are selectable options.

Press-brake backgauge assembly with positioning axes and stop fingers

Backgauge positioning

Locate each flange

The selected backgauge axes and finger arrangement determine how the workpiece is referenced.

Check each flange and return bend against the available positioning and tool clearance.

Tooling and part support

Press-brake punches and dies with different profiles

Tooling

Set the usable forming space

Tool profiles and clamping establish the forming space and changeover method.

Match tooling capacity and the clamp interface to the intended part family.

Front support arms for positioning sheet-metal workpieces

Part support

Handle the work through the sequence

Front support and access affect how the operator holds and turns the workpiece.

Review support, safeguarding and any handling equipment required for the workflow.

Production-cycle review

Checking the bend angle of a formed sheet-metal part

Measure the complete job

A representative run includes setup, positioning, bending and part handling. It provides a useful basis for evaluating an electric machine in the intended production cycle.

Agree material, drawing, inspection points and operating conditions. Check the finished angle and straightness together with the handling sequence.

Application planning

Validate the Electric Route on Representative Parts

The supplied samples illustrate access and bend order but do not define material, thickness or inspection results.

Bend sequence

Slotted Tray Form

Check flange access, return bends, tooling clearance and part support through each operation.

Part access

Perforated Enclosure Bracket

Confirm hole-to-bend relationships, rotation, grip or support points and the datum used for final inspection.

Configuration

WADG models and configuration options

Use the WADG model data for numeric selection; controller, tooling, safety and automation require project confirmation.

Published model data

Use the WADG model rows from 10T/500 through 160T/3200 for force, length, speeds, axes, power, weight and dimensions.

Project options

Controller, axes, crowning, clamping, angle measurement, robot interface, optical protection and tooling vary by configuration.

Acceptance

Confirm force calculation, drive duty, lubrication, tooling load, part support, sample, power and safeguarding.

Explore control, tooling and support options

Explore machine options below. Confirm compatibility and included equipment in your quotation.

Control and programming

Compare controls, offline programming and machine connectivity.

CNC control system Press-brake software Connected production

Positioning and bend control

Explore backgauge, crowning and angle-measurement options for your parts.

Backgauge modification Crowning system Angle measurement Stop fingers

Tooling and part handling

Plan tool changes, part support and operator controls around the bend sequence.

Tooling clamping Follower support Wireless foot pedal

Safeguarding and drive options

Check safeguarding and drive options for compatibility with your machine and process.

Optical safety Hybrid servo drive

Before start-up

Installation and commissioning

Prepare utilities, lifting and the installation area, then coordinate start-up and handover.

Review installation support

Before production

Operator and programming training

Build the operator, programming and maintenance skills required for your delivered machine.

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In operation

Maintenance and troubleshooting

Get support with the machine model, serial number and a clear description of the issue.

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Planned spares

The right spare parts

Identify your machine and component so our team can check compatibility and availability.

Request service or parts

Self-service

Operation and maintenance videos

Find video guidance for operating and maintaining your ADH machine. Check relevance to your model and configuration.

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Contract scope

Service and warranty scope

Your quotation or contract defines included services, warranty, exclusions and responsibilities.

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Project enquiry

Discuss your project

Tell us what you want to make or improve. Technical details and drawings can follow.

Material, thickness and part size
Drawings and production volume
Location and project timing

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