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WAD CNC Press Brake

Independent Y1/Y2 control for CNC bending. Choose from 50T–300T models, with tooling, controls and handling matched to your parts.

Front view of an ADH WAD electro-hydraulic CNC press brake

Technical specifications

WAD technical specifications

Choose a WAD model by force and bending length, then check open height, ram stroke and backgauge travel against your part. Each model lists its motor, pump, machine dimensions and weight. Additional sizes and named servo options are available below.

WAD 2026 drive configurations

ModelBending ForceBending LengthApproach SpeedWorking SpeedReturn SpeedX StrokeX SpeedR StrokeR SpeedColumn DistanceThroat DepthRam StrokeOpen HeightMain motorPump displacementWeightOverall Dimensions
UnitkNmmmm/smm/smm/smmmm/smmmm/smmmmmmmmkWml/rtL×W×H mm
WAD-50T/160050016001600–1820050040020020013002501504604.4133.52150 × 1500 × 2330
WAD-70T/250070025002200–1520050040020020020503001504605.5134.43100 × 1600 × 2400
WAD-110T/3200110032002200–15200500400200200270040020048010.8207.23750 × 2202 × 2700
WAD-110T/4100110041002200–15200500400200200360040020048010.8208.74700 × 1800 × 2700
WAD-135T/3200135032002000–13160500400200200270040020048010.8208.33800 × 1800 × 2700
WAD-135T/4100135041002000–13160500400200200360040020048010.8209.94700 × 1800 × 2700
WAD-170T/3200170032002000–13200500400200200270045020048013.22510.33800 × 2000 × 2800
WAD-170T/4100170041002000–13200500400200200360045020048013.22512.04700 × 2000 × 2800
WAD-170T/5000170050002000–13200500400200200400045020048013.22513.46300 × 2000 × 3160
WAD-170T/6000170060002000–13200500400200200480045020048013.22518.56300 × 2000 × 3160
WAD-220T/3200220032001600–11.5135500400200200260045020048016.73211.83800 × 2200 × 2850
WAD-220T/4100220041001609105500350200200360045020048016.73213.24700 × 2200 × 2850
WAD-220T/5000220050001600–11.5135500400200200400045020048016.73216.25600 × 2200 × 2980
WAD-220T/6000220060001600–11.5135500400200200480045020048016.73219.96700 × 2200 × 3220
WAD-250T/3200250032001300–11130500400200200260045025054016.732153800 × 2200 × 3120
WAD-250T/4000250040001300–11130500400200200310045025054016.73216.64600 × 2200 × 3150
WAD-250T/5000250050001300–11130500400200200380045025054016.73220.55600 × 2150 × 3150
WAD-250T/6000250060001300–11130500400200200480045025054016.73225.06300 × 2150 × 3150
WAD-300T/3200300032001100–10135500400200200260050025057021.440183500 × 2250 × 3200
WAD-300T/4000300040001100–10135500400200200310050025057021.44019.94300 × 2500 × 3400
WAD-300T/5000300050001100–10135500400200200380050025057021.44026.35300 × 2500 × 3400
WAD-300T/6000300060001100–10135500400200200480050025057021.44029.76300 × 2500 × 3400
Compare additional models and servo motor options

Check the named drive and pump together. Oil tank capacity, speed and weight in this comparison apply to the configuration in the selected row.

ModelOil TankBending ForceBending LengthApproach SpeedWorking SpeedReturn SpeedX StrokeX SpeedR StrokeR SpeedColumn DistanceThroat DepthRam StrokeOpen HeightMain Servo Motor · EstunMain Servo Motor · InovancePumpWeightOverall Dimensions
UnitLkNmmmm/smm/smm/smmmm/smmmm/smmmmmmmmkWkWml/rtL×W×H mm
WAD-50T/130013050013001601316050035020020011202501504604.48.5131750×1500×2330
WAD-50T/160013050016001600–1820050040020020013002501504604.48.5133.52150×1500×2330
WAD-70T/200013070020002201316050035020020016003001504605.58.5132400×1600×2400
WAD-70T/250013070025002200–1520050040020020020503001504605.58.5134.43100×1600×2400
WAD-80T/250017080025002201214550035020020020503001504608.78.5163100×1600×2460
WAD-110T/3200170110032002200–15200500400200200270040020048010.812.4207.23750×2202×2700
WAD-110T/4100170110041002200–15200500400200200360040020048010.812.4208.74700×1800×2700
WAD-135T/3200170135032002000–13160500400200200270040020048010.812.4208.33800×1800×2700
WAD-135T/4100170135041002000–13160500400200200360040020048010.812.4209.94700×1800×2700
WAD-170T/3200300170032002000–13200500400200200270045020048013.217.82510.33800×2000×2800
WAD-170T/4100300170041002000–13200500400200200360045020048013.217.82512.04700×2000×2800
WAD-170T/5000300170050002000–13200500400200200400045020048013.217.82513.46300×2000×3160
WAD-170T/6000300170060002000–13200500400200200480045020048013.217.82518.56300×2000×3160
WAD-220T/3200300220032001600–11.5135500400200200260045020048016.721.43211.83800×2200×2850
WAD-220T/4000300220040001600–11.5135500400200200310045020048016.721.43213.54600×2200×2850
WAD-220T/4100300220041001609105500350200200360045020048016.721.43213.24700×2200×2850
WAD-220T/5000300220050001600–11.5135500400200200400045020048016.721.43216.25600×2200×2980
WAD-220T/6000300220060001600–11.5135500400200200480045020048016.721.43219.96700×2200×3220
WAD-250T/3200460250032001300–11130500400200200260045025054016.721.432153800×2200×3120
WAD-250T/4000460250040001300–11130500400200200310045025054016.721.43216.64600×2200×3150
WAD-250T/5000460250050001300–11130500400200200380045025054016.721.43220.55600×2150×3150
WAD-250T/6000460250060001300–11130500400200200480045025054016.721.43225.06300×2150×3150
WAD-300T/3200650300032001100–10135500400200200260050025057021.425.140183500×2250×3200
WAD-300T/4000650300040001100–10135500400200200310050025057021.425.14019.94300×2500×3400
WAD-300T/5000650300050001100–10135500400200200380050025057021.425.14026.35300×2500×3400
WAD-300T/6000650300060001100–10135500400200200480050025057021.425.14029.76300×2500×3400

Application inputs

Choose a WAD configuration for your parts

Part geometry and tooling determine machine capacity; tonnage is only one input.

01

Material and capacity

Provide material grade, thickness range, maximum bend length, part envelope and the flange geometry that determines force and daylight.

02

Bend program and tooling

Share drawings, angle and radius targets, bend sequence, die opening, tooling interface, clamping method and crowning requirement.

03

Control and handling

Define controller preference, required axes, batch and changeover pattern, front support, follower or robot interfaces and operator workflow.

04

Acceptance and site

Define the sample-part checks, measurement method, electrical supply, installation limits and destination safety requirements.

Machine in operation

See WAD CNC bending in operation

Watch the demonstrated bend cycle, then compare the control, positioning, tooling and safety systems below.

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Product systems

Inside the WAD bending system

CNC programming, independent Y1/Y2 ram control and backgauge positioning work together to form the part. Compare the controller, tooling and compensation around your bend sequence.

CNC programming

CNC control interface used to program a WAD press brake configuration

01

Prepare the complete bend sequence

The CNC stores bend sequences and coordinates ram and backgauge positions. The 4+1-axis example is one configuration; programming functions depend on the controller.

Choose Delem DA-53T, DA-58T, DA-66T or DA-69T, with ESA S640 optional. Demonstrate the programming, language, transfer and interface functions required for your work.

Y1/Y2 ram control

Electro-hydraulic synchronization component for a WAD press brake

02

Keep both ram ends in step

Independent position feedback monitors the left and right cylinders. The control system adjusts hydraulic motion against the programmed ram position throughout the bending stroke.

This controls ram movement; the finished angle also depends on material, tooling and compensation. Select force, stroke and motion speeds from the exact WAD model.

Backgauge and part references

Press brake backgauge assembly with project-dependent multi-axis expansion

03

Position the next flange

The backgauge establishes the reference for each bend. X controls the forward and backward position; R adjusts height. Finger placement and extra axes support different part geometries.

Check short flanges, return bends and tool clearance on your drawings. X/R travel and speed are model-specific; additional axes and fingers are configured for the job.

Tooling and clamping

Press-brake tooling and lower-die arrangement along the working table

Tooling

Make room for the intended shape

The punch profile and die opening define the forming space available to the part.

Match tool geometry and load capacity to the drawing and bend sequence.

Quick tool clamps installed along the press-brake upper beam

Clamping

Hold and change the tool set

The clamping interface holds the tooling at its working reference and determines the changeover method.

Check tool compatibility. Quick and pneumatic clamping are selectable configurations.

Crowning and bend consistency

Motor-driven crowning adjustment installed on a press-brake worktable

05

Manage deflection along the bend

Crowning compensates for load-related deflection along the working length. It works with ram control and tooling to support a consistent bend across the part.

Review the compensation arrangement for the chosen length and load. Check angle and straightness at agreed positions on a representative long bend.

Part trial and operator workflow

Representative sheet-metal part formed on a press brake

Part trial

Evaluate the finished bend

Run a representative part through programming, positioning and bending to assess the result.

Agree material, drawing and inspection points for angle, dimensions and straightness.

Operator standing at the front of a press brake to review the working sequence

Operator workflow

Review support and repositioning

Include tool changes and the way the operator supports and turns the work through the bend sequence.

Specify light guards, perimeter protection, foot controls and any automation interface for that workflow.

Application planning

Test the Proposed Machine With a Representative Part

The examples below show different bend and access conditions. Your material, thickness, tolerances, tooling and cycle target define the final sample test.

Representative slotted tray form for press-brake application review

Part access

Tray Form With Slots and Return Flanges

Check flange access, tooling clearance, bend order and how the part will be supported between operations.

Batch of representative multi-bend brackets

Repeat production

Repeated Multi-Bend Brackets

Use the batch pattern to discuss program recall, backgauge references, handling and the acceptance check used between parts.

Representative perforated enclosure bracket

Geometry and access

Perforated Enclosure Bracket

Use the drawing to check hole-to-bend relationships, part rotation, side-flange interference and the final inspection datum.

Representative open tray with return flanges

Tooling clearance

Open Tray With Return Flanges

Check punch reach, die opening, return-flange clearance and whether the sequence requires a support or follower.

Model range and options

WAD models and configuration options

Standard models cover 50T–300T. Specify controls, axes, crowning, clamping, measurement, handling and safeguarding in the quotation.

Published model range

Compare model-specific working lengths in the 2026 WAD table. For larger parts or automated handling, see the large, tandem and robotic bending options.

WADE alternative

WADE uses a separate 50T–300T table and ACS controller options. Use that page when its control and electrical package better fits the application.

Compare WADE series

Finalized for your order

Finalize force, tooling, open height, stroke, throat, electrical supply, safety equipment, part handling and the sample acceptance test before order.

Explore control, tooling and support options

Explore machine options below. Confirm compatibility and included equipment in your quotation.

Through the machine lifecycle

Support beyond installation

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Before start-up

Installation and commissioning

Prepare utilities, lifting and the installation area, then coordinate start-up and handover.

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Before production

Operator and programming training

Build the operator, programming and maintenance skills required for your delivered machine.

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In operation

Maintenance and troubleshooting

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Planned spares

The right spare parts

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Request service or parts

Self-service

Operation and maintenance videos

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Contract scope

Service and warranty scope

Your quotation or contract defines included services, warranty, exclusions and responsibilities.

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Project enquiry

Discuss your project

Tell us what you want to make or improve. Technical details and drawings can follow.

  • Material, thickness and part size
  • Drawings and production volume
  • Location and project timing

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