LVD Punch

The LVD System Type II Straight Punch No.16.540 is designed for precision sheet metal bending applications requiring stable forming performance, accurate bending angles, and high production efficiency. Featuring a 78° bending angle, R1.0 nose radius, and H180 height, this straight punch is suitable for a wide range of standard bending operations in industrial sheet metal fabrication.

The LVD System Type II Straight Punch No.16.540 is designed for precision sheet metal bending applications requiring stable forming performance, accurate bending angles, and high production efficiency. Featuring a 78° bending angle, R1.0 nose radius, and H180 height, this straight punch is suitable for a wide range of standard bending operations in industrial sheet metal fabrication.

The LVD System Type II Sash Punch No.16.520 is designed for precision sheet metal bending applications requiring stable forming performance and excellent bending accuracy. Featuring a 78° bending angle, R1.0 nose radius, and H180 height, this sash punch is suitable for a wide range of standard bending and profile forming operations.

Bendmax provides tonnage reference data for each product to assist customers in selecting the appropriate tooling solution. For professional tooling recommendations or customized bending solutions, please contact our engineering team.

Press brake punches and dies are essential tooling components used in sheet metal bending operations. They are available in a wide variety of shapes, profiles, and configurations to meet different bending requirements, material types, and production applications. Common tooling types include V-shaped dies, U-shaped dies, gooseneck punches, radius tools, offset tooling, hemming tools, polygonal dies, and semi-circular dies.    

The LVD System Type 1 Gooseneck Punch No.16.210 is specially designed for complex sheet metal bending applications requiring additional clearance during forming operations. Featuring a 78° bending angle, R2.0 nose radius, and H159 height, this gooseneck punch is ideal for box bending, return flange forming, and deep profile bending.      

The LVD System Type 1 Heavy Duty Punch No.16.204 is designed for high-tonnage sheet metal bending applications requiring superior strength, precision, and durability. With a 26° acute angle, R2.0 nose radius, and H159 height, this punch is ideal for thick plate bending, narrow channel forming, and heavy-duty industrial fabrication.Punches/top tools Bendmax-System Trumpf and Bendmax-System Wila type I can also be used in a clamping Bendmax-System LVD type I! Manufactured from high-quality alloy steel and precision ground for maximum accuracy, this heavy duty press brake punch delivers stable bending performance and long service life under demanding production conditions.   Bendmax provides tonnage reference data for each product to help customers select suitable tooling solutions. For professional tooling recommendations, feel free to contact our engineering team.    

The Sash Punch is a single-shot forming tool designed for complex products, typically used for window or door frames. Its design shape and size are optimized to efficiently create the required holes in the metal sheet. Punches/top tools Bendmax-System Trumpf and Bendmax-System Wila type I can also be used in a clamping Bendmax-System LVD type I!  

The LVD-System 26° Narrow Acute Punch is designed for precise 26-degree acute.Its R1.0 mm radius ensures clean and stable forming with minimal distortion.Manufactured from 42CrMo high-strength steel for excellent durability and long service life.Compatible with LVD Type I, Trumpf, and Wila systems for wide applicability.Ideal for high-precision sheet metal work such as electronics, casings, and small structural parts.

Press  Brake LVD Type I  punches are shaped with a long body and a curve behind the tip. One key feature is the angled neck, usually around 42°–45°, which makes space for parts already bent, like flanges. The punch’s strong back helps it handle more pressure. These features make gooseneck punches good for thick metal and hard jobs in industries like auto, airplane, and construction work.