EDWARDS 12" Press Brake Tooling - ED9-PRB12

• Compatible with Edwards 20 Ton Shop Press.
• Designed to complement the Edwards Shop Presses, the 12" Press Brake Tooling turns your Shop Press into a brake.
• Easily create repeatable bends when paired with the Press Brake Back Gauge.
• Fabricate brackets, frames, pans, and tanks with this Brake with 4-Way Die.
• Includes a standard punch that allows 1/16", 1/8", 3/16" and 1/4" material to be formed to a 90° angle.
• Max Material Thickness: 1/4" x 12", 3/8 x 6".

What our Experts Think

• Heavy‑duty tooling engineered for precision bending
  The EDWARDS 12″ Press Brake Tooling (ED9‑PRB12) delivers reliable, smooth bends on heavy plate and structural materials — ideal for fabrication, maintenance, and forming work.
• Optimized for 60 T–110 T shop presses
  Designed to pair with Edwards presses in the 60–110 ton range, this tooling set provides the correct radius and strength for consistent brake work under load.
• Precision‑machined components
  Hardened, accurately ground tooling ensures uniform bend angles and crisp results, reducing the need for rework and improving part quality.
• Versatile for common shop jobs
  Handles a variety of tasks — from simple channels and brackets to more complex formed shapes — without frequent tool swapping.
• Durable and shop‑ready construction
  Built to withstand repeated use in busy environments, this tooling holds up under high pressures and frequent cycles.
• Easy installation and alignment
  Designed for quick setup, letting operators get into productive bending faster with minimal adjustment.

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Maintenance Tips

• Clean After Use: Remove metal shavings, dust, and oil to protect tooling surfaces and maintain precision.
• Inspect for Wear: Check punches and dies for chips, cracks, or deformation; replace or sharpen as needed.
• Lubricate Moving Surfaces: Apply light oil to contact points to reduce friction and prevent corrosion.
• Verify Alignment: Ensure punches and dies are properly seated in the press brake to avoid uneven bending or damage.
• Secure Hardware: Tighten bolts and clamps to maintain stability during operation.
• Store Properly: Keep in a dry environment to prevent rust and corrosion.