CNC Panel Bending Center

Equipment and structure
The source uses KISTON, Wisdom and EMBC names and refers to other suppliers’ design concepts; these identities and design-origin claims have not been independently verified. Reference features include an integral frame, direct-drive sheet rotation and a C-type bending unit. The frame is described as Q345 steel, CO₂-shielded welded and heat-treated to relieve welding stress, with finite-element analysis used during design.

Servo drive and sheet handling
Servo motors control the axes. The sheet is automatically positioned and rotated for multi-side positive and negative bending after initial positioning. Upper/lower pressure plates hold the sheet, and a DD motor provides rotation. Automatic lubrication, lower noise and reduced energy consumption are source descriptions requiring defined acceptance conditions.

Bending unit and tools
A C-type unit and controlled bending paths are intended to limit surface marking. The upper hold-down assembly adjusts effective tool length to the sheet, reducing manual tooling changes. Box-clearance and movable-unit arrangements address more complex parts. Customized equipment and achievable geometries require application review and bending trials.

Programming and processes
The source describes EtherCAT control, 2D programming and DXF import. Listed processes include positive/negative bending, arc bending, flattening and special bends. Automation still requires guarding and a safety assessment; it does not eliminate injury risks.

EMBC-2502 data
Sheet dimensions, minimum bend dimensions, minimum thickness, bend height, average consumption, weight and overall dimensions are maintained in separate tables. Material-specific capacities retain the source tensile-strength conditions: mild steel at 410 N/mm², stainless steel at 600 N/mm² and aluminum at 265 N/mm², with the stated ±90° condition. These capacities are not interchangeable between materials.

Components and review
The reference list includes an EMBC-2502 body, Wisdom controls and tools, Xuanwu servos, the source name “by storm” for the servo drive, an STY Gear reducer, Schneider breakers and relays, Nanjing Technical ball screws, Rexroth guides, SMC pneumatics and FAG/NACIH bearings. Ambiguous source labels and brand spellings are flagged for confirmation against a formal bill of materials.