Optima
Optima meets the highest demands when it comes to plate fabrication. Every machine is custom-engineered and will produce for decades to come.
Custom is our standard.
The Optima press brake can be customized to suit individual applications with different daylight, stroke, throat depth, bend length and a lot of options when it comes to handling equipment.
For large poles, pipes, crane arms and forming thicker plates in high strength steel, this is the product of choice.
Features.
- Ursviken Flexicrown system is a segmented crowning solution that allows for local corrections.
- Handling equipment can be customized to fit your machine and factory.
- A huge range of options available, such as sheet support, back and front gauges, variable die tools (VDT), angle control with automatic compensation, tool and part extractors, tool magazine and much more.
Options to maximize your productivity.
Variable Die Tool (VDT)
Dramatically increase your productivity by adding an Ursviken VDT to your machine. Combining accurate bends with fast changes to bend radius will help you maximize your capabilities. Our customers have achieved a return on investment for the VDT in as little as 5 months.
EcoPump
The Ursviken EcoPump will decrease your energy usage by up to 95% by allowing you to set the frequency of the motor by bending cycle. Other benefits include reduced wear on pump and motor, decreased noise level and oil temperature as well as extended oil life cycle.
Tool magazine
The Ursviken tool magazine will reduce unwanted pauses in production and improve operator working environment by making it easy to find all the necessary tools quickly.
Lift swing
Improve operator ergonomics and part accuracy while reducing set up time with a CNC-controlled lift swing.
Specifications Optima.
Press force
400 – 5000+ Ton
Maximum bend length
4100 – 20200 mm
Length between side frame
3100 – 16200 mm
Tool space
485 – 4000 mm
Stroke
300 – 1500 mm
*For customized solutions, contact Ursviken Technology AB sales department
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