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RAS REINHARDT MASCHINENBAU GMBH
Open the catalog to page 1Bending FOLDING MACHINES For those who want to form complex precision sheet metal parts like cassettes, panels, and boxes profitability even in small batches, the XLTbend is a perfect fit. The XLTbend is a incredibly flexible UpDown folding machine. The revolutionary Bendex software for automatic programming of the bending sequence, front and rear operating options, ViN laser loading assistance, as well as the hybrid gauging system are outstanding features of the XLT series. An impressively flexible UpDown folding machine
Open the catalog to page 2Machine with center extended T shape gauging system. Accurate alignment of long and narrow parts with the active squaring arm. If the outside edges of the blank are not straight, individual stop fingers can be deactivated. Extended flexibility, as the folding beam can be used as a stop for oblique parts. The suction cups of the hybrid gauging system hold the part through a sequence of bends to the stop fingers 35
Open the catalog to page 3Tools up to 400mm in height and also tools with extremely large front or rear free space are available for special applications. Some materials require the use of radius tools in the upper and lower beams. Combined with folding beam tools with plastic inserts, perfect surfaces will be created.
Open the catalog to page 4When working from the rear, the ViN also shows the blank loading position on the gauging system. The laser beam of the Virtual Navigator (ViN) shows the exact part loading position. The XLTbend is also available with a 45° upper beam when clearance in front of the upper beam is important. XLTbend RAS 71.30 RAS 71.40 BENDING LENGTH MAX.
Open the catalog to page 5RAS Reinhardt Maschinenbau GmbH Richard-Wagner-Stralie 4-10 71065 Sindelfingen
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