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RAS REINHARDT MASCHINENBAU GMBH
Open the catalog to page 1Bending BENDING CENTERS The RAS UpDownCenter-2 bends sheets up to 4 mm thick, up to 4060 mm bending length and a max. tool height of up to 600 mm. The one-click part programming software, the automatic tool changer, the UpDownTools in the folding beam and a extremely flexible suction cup plate positioning system adds maximum efficiency. Folding technology innovations that result in precision parts
Open the catalog to page 2Extended flexibility, as the folding beam can be used as a gauging stop. Only one set of upper cheek tools with heel to squeeze envelopes for great design flexibility. Bending of high four-sided parts. Maximum bending accuracy due to the patented Folded UpDownTools for sectional bending, beam-in-beam folding beam design. Suction cups for small parts allow safe positioning of small workpieces. High flexibility in handling due to front suction cups and small part suction cups.
Open the catalog to page 3RAS Reinhardt Maschinenbau GmbH Richard-Wagner-Stralie 4-10 71065 Sindelfingen
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