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Fierte’s 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch is a flagship product in the field of sheet metal bending tools, engineered to deliver exceptional performance for professional sheet metal processing. Designed for compatibility with a wide range of press brakes—including industry-leading brands like Amada/Promecam, Trumpf/Wila, and Bystronic/Beyeler—this punch is crafted to meet the rigorous demands of high-volume production and precision bending projects. Made from top-tier 42CrMo4/42CrMo/C45 steels, it undergoes advanced heat treatment and precision grinding to ensure reliability, efficiency, and long service life. Whether you’re working on standard bending tasks or custom projects, this high-quality press brake punch stands out as a cost-effective solution that balances performance and durability.
The 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch is constructed from premium 42CrMo4/42CrMo/C45 steels—materials renowned for their high tensile strength and resistance to wear, making them ideal for heavy-duty bending applications. Key dimensions include a width of 13mm, thickness of 7mm, and length options of 30mm and 40mm, ensuring compatibility with most standard press brake setups. Importantly, clamp plates are not included with the punch, but it is fully compatible with safety clamp plates models 50.571, 50.910, 50.551, 50.905, 50.900, or 50.903, providing flexibility for existing tooling systems.
To enhance corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal, the punch offers three surface treatment choices: blackening, sandblasting, and sandblasting + blackening. The blackening process creates a protective oxide layer that prevents rust and wear, while sandblasting delivers a textured finish for improved grip during installation and use. The combined sandblasting + blackening treatment offers the best of both worlds—superior protection and a professional, consistent appearance that withstands harsh workshop environments.
The 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch features whole body heat treatment with a hardness rating of HRC48-50, a critical design element that ensures uniform strength across the entire tool. This heat treatment process eliminates weak points, allowing the punch to withstand repeated bending forces without deformation or cracking. Unlike partial heat treatment, full-body hardening ensures long-term durability, even in high-cycle production scenarios.
Every 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch undergoes meticulous precision grinding after heat treatment, resulting in a smooth, accurate working surface that guarantees consistent bending angles. The 80-degree tip design is optimized for creating sharp, clean bends in various sheet metal materials, from mild steel to aluminum. The structural design prioritizes stability during operation, reducing vibration and ensuring that each bend meets strict tolerance requirements—essential for high-quality sheet metal products.
While the punch itself does not include clamp plates, it is engineered to work seamlessly with industry-standard safety clamp plates models 50.571, 50.910, 50.551, 50.905, 50.900, and 50.903. These clamp plates are designed to secure the punch firmly in place during operation, minimizing movement and enhancing safety. Fierte’s adherence to universal sizing ensures that customers can easily integrate the punch into their existing press brake setups without the need for additional adapters.
The 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch is manufactured in accordance with global industry standards, ensuring compatibility with press brakes from major manufacturers worldwide. From material composition to dimensional accuracy, every aspect of the punch meets or exceeds industry benchmarks, making it a reliable choice for businesses operating in diverse markets. Whether you follow American standard, European standard, or Asian standard tooling systems, this punch delivers consistent performance.
The use of 42CrMo4/42CrMo/C45 steels—combined with full-body heat treatment and precision grinding—makes this punch exceptionally durable. It resists wear, deformation, and corrosion, reducing the need for frequent replacements and lowering long-term operational costs.
The 80-degree tip design and precision-ground surface enable smooth, efficient bending with minimal material waste. The punch’s structural optimization ensures that it transfers force evenly during operation, reducing cycle times and improving production throughput.
Fierte’s in-house R&D team offers custom bending tool solutions, allowing customers to modify the 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch to meet unique project requirements. Whether you need adjusted dimensions or specialized tip designs, our technical department provides tailored solutions.
Balancing high performance with competitive pricing, this punch offers exceptional value for money. Its reliability minimizes downtime due to tool failure, while its durability ensures a long service life—making it a cost-effective investment for small workshops and large manufacturing facilities alike.
The punch is crafted from high-quality 42CrMo4/42CrMo/C45 steels, selected for their superior strength, wear resistance, and suitability for heavy-duty sheet metal bending.
No, clamp plates are not included. However, the punch is fully compatible with safety clamp plate models 50.571, 50.910, 50.551, 50.905, 50.900, and 50.903, which are widely available through Fierte or third-party suppliers.
The lead time is 18-20 days after receiving the deposit, ensuring timely delivery for your production schedules.
Yes! The 80degree Standard Press Brake Punch is designed to be compatible with Amada/Promecam, Trumpf/Wila, and most other major press brake brands. Contact our technical team for confirmation if you have a specific model.
Blackening: Ideal for indoor use, offering basic corrosion resistance and a sleek finish.
Sandblasting: Provides a textured surface for better grip and resistance to minor scratches.
Sandblasting + Blackening: The best choice for harsh environments, combining enhanced protection with a professional appearance.
