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Many shops spend $50,000 on high-precision Amada or European tooling, only to store them on wooden pallets or steel racks where the ground surfaces rub against each other. A single 0.05mm nick on a punch tip can translate to a visible line on every finished part. The MIHARTING Amada press brake tooling cabinet is not just furniture—it is a protective system designed to preserve your shop’s accuracy.
Press brake tools are deceptively heavy. A standard 835mm punch can weigh 15-20kg. A full drawer of dies can easily exceed 200kg.
MIHARTING Drawer Specs: Our cabinets use industrial-grade telescopic sliders with a 250kg load capacity per drawer.
Anti-Tip Safety: We implement a “single-drawer-open” interlocking system. This prevents the center of gravity from shifting forward and causing the cabinet to tip—a critical safety feature in busy workshops.
In Lean Manufacturing, “Motion” and “Waiting” are two of the eight wastes.
Visual Management: By using MIHARTING tooling cabinets, each China press brake tooling has a designated, labeled slot. Operators can identify a missing tool instantly.
Protection: Each drawer is lined with oil-resistant PE foam or plastic dividers specifically shaped for Amada-style tangs, ensuring no metal-on-metal contact.
Our cabinets are designed to handle various tool heights (AFH, standard, or tall).
Cabinet Dimensions: Typically 1000mm (W) x 750mm (D) x 1200mm (H).
Drawer Configuration: Customizable from 5 to 9 drawers.
Finish: High-durability powder coating (ESD-safe options available for electronic-sensitive environments).
High-precision tools are susceptible to oxidation. A MIHARTING cabinet provides a semi-sealed environment. When tools are stored with a light film of oil inside a drawer, they are protected from the ambient humidity and shop floor dust that accelerate rust.
The ROI of a MIHARTING Amada press brake tooling cabinet is measured in the reduction of “re-setup” time and the elimination of tool replacement costs due to accidental damage. Organize your precision, protect your profit.
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