5-Axis Backgage Upgrade
Reduce setup times and get complex part gaging on your existing Cincinnati press brake with a 5-axis backgage retrofit.
Features
Independent Control of 5 Axes
The low profile backgage provides independent control of two front-to-back (X1, X2) axes, two left-to-right (Z1, Z2) axes and one up-down (R) axis.
Enhanced Productivity
The 1-2 punch of control upgrade and backgage upgrade adds years to the life of your CI press brake, reducing setup times along the way.
Installation Includes
Installation of a new 5-axis backgage
A limited Planned Maintenance Service inspection on the CINCINNATI Press Brake.
Backgage demonstration.
One-year parts and labor warranty.
Specifications
The low profile backgage provides independent control of two front-to-back (X1, X2) axes, two left-to-right (Z1, Z2) axes and one up-down (R) axis.
Horizontal
Front-to-back range: 0 - 24”
Three alternate gage points, 40” max
Positioning speed: 1,200 IPM
Positioning accuracy: + 0.001”
Positioning repeatability: + 0.001”
Vertical
Height Range: 8”
Low Position: 0.5”-8.5”
High Position: 3.25”-11.25”
Over the Top Position: 5”-13”
Positioning speed: 300 IPM
Positioning accuracy: + 0.005”
Positioning repeatability: + 0.003”
Lateral
Left-to-right range: Varies based on machine length
Positioning speed: 3,000 IPM
Positioning accuracy: + 0.015”
Positioning repeatability: + 0.015”
Includes:
Two gage finger bases, two-step fingers, two solid fingers
Steel rear guarding with electrically interlocked gate
Gage modes: Standard, Independent, Taper
Graphical Gage Finger Library
Flange correction dialog
Automatic Z-axis position calculation
Closed-loop servo drive systems provide fast precise locked-in gage positions
One year parts and labor warranty
Capacity
The backgage is designed to process up to 1/4" thick material that can be handled by one or two operators. The dual drive has exceptional stability under load and ensures low wear on critical drive components. Thicker materials weighing up to 150 pounds, but not requiring a crane assist, can be processed when reasonable care is exercised.