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Step bending is a practical press brake solution used to form two equal and opposite bends in a single stroke. It is widely applied in sheet metal fabrication where accuracy, efficiency, and repeatability matter. To meet different bending requirements, Miharting offers both fixed and adjustable step bending dies for a wide range of applications.
The DC01 step bending die consists of an upper seat, a lower seat, and insert plates. By adjusting the number of insert plates according to the workpiece requirement, the step size can be flexibly controlled to achieve the desired bending result.
The DC02 step bending die is built with an upper seat, a lower seat, a step block, and shims. By changing the shim height, operators can adjust the step dimension with ease, making it a reliable choice for flexible production needs.
The DC03 step bending die features an upper seat and a step block. Different step inserts can be replaced according to the required dimension, allowing fast adjustment of the step size. This structure offers high precision and saves both time and labor during die changeover.
Miharting step bending dies are designed to help manufacturers achieve stable bending quality, improve production efficiency, and handle different offset bending requirements with confidence. Whether you need a highly adjustable solution or a fast-change precision design, the DC01, DC02, and DC03 series provide dependable options for modern sheet metal fabrication.
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