SENFENG recently completed the installation and operator training of a BDE13032 press brake in the United States. The project covered full mechanical installation, system commissioning, bending tests, and multi-stage operator training. The entire process was carried out step by step to ensure stable performance and smooth workflow integration.

Below is a demonstration video of the BDE13032 Press Brake：

Mechanical Installation and Initial Commissioning

May 20, 2026

The installation of all components of the BDE13032 press brake was successfully completed. Hydraulic oil was filled according to specification, and an initial power-on test was carried out. The machine responded smoothly, and all movements operated normally, confirming stable system performance at the initial stage.

During on-site preparation, a sheet metal component was identified as unsuitable for immediate use due to deformation. A replacement part was arranged for subsequent delivery to ensure continued progress of the installation process and maintain installation quality.

System Testing and First Bending Trial

May 22, 2026

After successful power-on debugging, the press brake entered the testing phase. Bending trials were performed, and all operations ran smoothly with accurate forming results.

Basic training on bending programming and machine operation was introduced to the operators. The workflow was demonstrated step by step, allowing operators to quickly understand the machine interface and basic bending procedures.

During this stage, a test workpiece produced through laser cutting was used for bending verification. The result met expectations, confirming stable coordination between cutting and bending processes.

Advanced Training and Operational Practice

May 26, 2026

A further training session was conducted focusing on advanced machine operation and maintenance, including:

• Bending program creation and optimization
• Upper and lower die alignment after tool change
• Operational safety guidelines and best practices
• Routine maintenance procedures and machine care

Operators also practiced full workflow operations, from part design and laser cutting to bending and subsequent assembly processes. This hands-on practice helped reinforce understanding of the complete sheet metal fabrication workflow.

Conclusion

The installation and training of the BDE13032 press brake in the United States were successfully completed in multiple stages.

After training, operators were able to:

• Independently perform bending programming and operations
• Carry out die setup and alignment confidently
• Execute full workflow integration from cutting to bending and assembly
• Maintain routine machine operation and care procedures

The project demonstrated a smooth and structured training process, helping operators build strong hands-on experience with the press brake and improve overall fabrication workflow efficiency.