Any one got or used

[500e]

Looking at purchase

 

[500e]

It has come

 

[tom2207]

health to use ,, its a fine looking machine.

 

[500e]

Easier to set less electronic gubbins and hyd has segmented tooling seems a nice machine, Earley days

 

[slim_boy_fat]

That was a fast transition from "Looking at" to delivery.....

 

[AKN]

That was a fast transition from "Looking at" to delivery.....

That’s the way it should be!

 

[Munkul]

Nice one!
I've always thought Edwards Pearson and Amada make the best press brakes, more of an opinion than fact, but based on what I see and hear...

 

[Barking Mat]

Nice...

 

[500e]

A week Stock item 2year warranty

 

[Brad93]

I know someone that has a new set of Edward's rolls, apparently they are having some issues. But the press brakes probably come from a different factory.

 

[Revs1972]

Nice one!
I've always thought Edwards Pearson and Amada make the best press brakes, more of an opinion than fact, but based on what I see and hear...

I believe these are rebranded , rather than the old school stuff.
Will be interesting to see how you get on with it, as that is on my list as a possible.
How hard are you planning to work it ?

 

[500e]

We fold mainly sheeting for finishing round windows and doors etc. on industrial buildings mainly 0.7mm 1mm so not heavy work.
The old press was a twin ram job with a very expensive computer control and valve assembly gave us to much trouble, the new units brain is £500 no rams a screw adjusts the blade for material thickness and bend angle, you can put in offset to get the exact angle if a problem, 150 ton bit overkill had a lot of problems keeping the top tool parallel on old unit
We do bend thicker 6/8mm some times

 

[Revs1972]

We fold mainly sheeting for finishing round windows and doors etc. on industrial buildings mainly 0.7mm 1mm so not heavy work.
The old press was a twin ram job with a very expensive computer control and valve assembly gave us to much trouble, the new units brain is £500 no rams a screw adjusts the blade for material thickness and bend angle, you can put in offset to get the exact angle if a problem, 150 ton bit overkill had a lot of problems keeping the top tool parallel on old unit
We do bend thicker 6/8mm some times

Sounds like it will barely break a sweat then .
If I get one , then it will be for flashings , and bending 3mm and 6mm around 3m.
Getting fed up having to wait 5-10 days for other people to do it for me.

Would you mind letting me know where you got it from and what you paid for it ( pm me if you like)