Press brakes, also known as brake press is a machine tool basically used for plate materials and bending sheets, most commonly sheet metals. Two C frames form the sides of a press brake which are linked to a table at the bottom and a moveable upper beam on the top. The top tool on press brakes is attached to the upper beam of the press brakes, however, the bottom tool rests on the table. This tool forms predetermined bends by clamping the work piece between a matching punch and die. The working capacity of a press brake is characterized based on parameters such as stroke, working length, tonnage, or amplitude, the distance between frame uprights or side housings, and work height. The operating speed of an upper beam in a press brake usually ranges from 1 to 15 mm/s. Market Overview: Press brake has wide applications across numerous end-user industries which include automotive, aerospace, general machinery, transport, aviation, machinery, and construction. Major factor which is dri...