Acute Punch

An acute punch for a press brake is a specialized tool designed to create sharp, angled bends or features in sheet metal. This type of punch is vital for applications that require precise and defined angles, often found in structural components, brackets, and decorative elements.

Key Features
Design
The punch is designed with an acute angle, typically less than 90 degrees, to facilitate the creation of sharp bends.
Its profile allows for precise forming while minimizing deformation of the material.
Material
Constructed from high-strength tool steel or carbide to withstand the stresses of bending operations.
Surface treatments may be applied to enhance hardness and reduce wear.
Compatibility
Must be compatible with the specific press brake and the thickness of the material being processed.
Available in various angles and sizes to accommodate different bending requirements.
Benefits
Precision: Ensures accurate forming of acute angles, which is critical for applications requiring tight tolerances.
Versatility: Suitable for a range of materials, including metals and certain plastics, making it adaptable for various projects.
Efficiency: Streamlines the bending process, allowing for quick setups and increased production speed.