Bending sheet metal in different angles using a limited set of tools.
Bending sheet metal by enclosing the sheet between the punch and the die.
WILA's tooling solutions for achieving shorter flange lengths.
Avoid deformations when bending near cut-outs.
How to deal with galling while bending galvanized sheet.
Box bending requires forethinking your choice of press brake and tooling.
Tool Holders and Tooling for bending thicker or high strength steel.
Finish sharp edges and strengthen parts of sheet metal products.
Creating a bend with a large radius to material thickness ratio.
Reduce marking on the surface of the bent material.
Making two equal and opposite bends in one hit.
An overview of all bending applications and techniques.
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Read moreFind out more about the default bending process calculations and assumptions that are used in the WILA Tool Advisor.
The WILA Tool Advisor is currently available for air bending applications. It tells you which WILA New Standard Premium tools are best suited for a specific air bending issue. In air bending there are many variables that influence the quality of a bent product, like tolerances on blank dimensions and deviations in material properties. Process variables such as springback and deduction are of great importance too. The WILA Tool Advisor uses several calculations and assumptions that provide you with default process values. You can override these default settings with your own specific values. This ensures even better tool advice.
The WILA Tool Advisor calculates its advice on the critical bend in a drawn profile. The bending sequence for a sheet metal product is of great importance for the actual result. Your knowledge on flange tolerances influences the bending sequence for a product. You might want to gather multiple tool advices for several critical bends in several possible bending sequences. The WILA Tool Advisor supports this approach by enabling you to quickly draw a profile, select the critical bend and find the tools that do the job.