Best built, heaviest brake on the market

Least amount of deflection on any brake available

All parts covered for 5 years and afterwards a lifetime supply of available parts from local vendors

All press brakes available from base models up to 6 axis CNC control including X, Y, R, X1 & X2 and Z1 & Z2.

(Model AB100-10 Shown)

     With full tonnage throughout the stroke and more importantly throughout the entire length of the bed and ram the Standard Industrial brake has a repeatability advantage over most dual cylinder brakes.  Direct dual cylinder brakes require complicated hydraulic and electrical systems to balance their tonnage and they require a vast amount of labor and parts as the machines age.  Typically the customer is forced to pay exorbitant prices for the parts and labor that they can only get from the manufacturer.  We at Standard pride ourselves on the fact that customers can get parts for their brake from local suppliers and the simplicity of the equipment requires only the most basic trouble shooting.

100% Owned, Operated and Manufactured in The U.S.A.

     The hydraulic/mechanical system  used by Standard is certainly a superior concept as evident by the number of manufacturers currently offering  similar products.  However, we have more experience in years and thousands of products designed and manufactured than any in the business.  Our design experience is reflected in our size and type of bearings and shafts as well as our technical capability to design a bellcrank system that does not have excessive side loads.  All forces are vertical above the ram centerline and are contained in the "box" structure that houses the drive system and ram guides.

     The ram of the press brake is guided by heavy duty slides as used in straight side presses.  These slides are located both front and back of each end of the ram and are clearly superior to the small rear mounted guides found on other press brakes.

     All press brakes require guides to contain end movement of the ram. Other manufacturers use tiny segmented guides incorporated in the main ram guides.  The Standard design is to provide a heavy duty, self aligning system at the rear center of the ram and located inside the press frame.  This system requires no operator action when the ram level is adjusted.