EMAC-BB-H12

EMAC-BB-H12 is a three-dimensional busbar bending machine with a hybrid hydraulic station. Nominal force is 400 kN and bending capacity is 200 × 16 mm, with a maximum bending stroke of 250 mm and a side gauge stroke of 1200 mm travelling at 80 m/min. Bending accuracy is ±0.1°. Springback is corrected electronically from a compensation table keyed by material, thickness and temper, verified against a first article. The hybrid station holds force more consistently at full stroke on heavy sections than a pure servo drive. Installed power is 6.25 kW and the machine weighs 2600 kg.

• Hybrid hydraulic station
• Electronic die springback compensation
• One-touch die calibration
• Reads 3D and 2D drawings directly — no re-drawing step
• AIRLINK real-time drawing and file sharing between office and machine
• Ships fully assembled — no on-site installation or commissioning required
• Online video training
• Remote diagnosis and service

Hybrid hydraulic or pure servo?

Pure servo draws less energy at idle, runs quieter and has no oil to manage, which suits a clean shop and an intermittent duty cycle. The hybrid station holds force better at full stroke on heavy sections and costs less. Both hold ±0.1°. Work that sits near the top of the capacity envelope most days is better served by the hybrid.

How is springback handled?

Electronically, through a compensation table keyed by material, thickness and temper, verified against a first article. Springback is elastic recovery: it rises with the yield-strength-to-modulus ratio and with the radius-to-thickness ratio, so a harder temper needs more overbend for the same finished angle.