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Same capacity. Different production priorities.

Which 130-ton press brake fits your work?

AS, SS and DS all provide 130 tons across a 3,200 mm working length. The right choice depends on what you value after capacity: long-bend consistency, broad versatility or production response.

BX-AS-H130-3200 adaptive servo hybrid press brakeAS BX-SS-H130-3200 single servo hybrid press brakeSS BX-DS-H130-3200 dual servo hybrid press brakeDS

Start with the production outcome

What matters most in daily use?

Select the closest priority. This gives you a technical starting point—not an automated approval. Final force, tooling and configuration are confirmed from the part.

Technical comparison

See where the architectures separate.

DS and SS performance values come from their model-specific technical catalogs. AS cycle, oil, weight and envelope remain application-confirmed.

Decision factorBX-AS-H130-3200Adaptive Servo HybridBX-SS-H130-3200Single Servo HybridBX-DS-H130-3200Dual Servo Hybrid
Primary reason to chooseAdaptive compensation and long-bend consistencyBroad versatility and practical ownershipProduction response and heavy-duty rigidity
Nominal force130 ton130 ton130 ton
Working length3,200 mm3,200 mm3,200 mm
Between columns2,700 mm2,700 mm2,700 mm
Stroke / opening200 / 500 mm200 / 500 mm200 / 500 mm
Main drive power8.8 kW10.2 kW2 × 7.5 kW
Fast approachApplication confirmed200 mm/s220 mm/s
Return speedApplication confirmed160 mm/s200 mm/s
Hydraulic oilApplication confirmed170 L2 × 60 L
Approximate weightApplication confirmed7,300 kg9,000 kg
Rear-gauge direction4-axis production positioning4+1 standard; up to 8+14+1 standard; up to 8+1
Recommended packageProductionProductionAdvanced

Capacity is only the first filter

Confirm the bend before confirming the model.

A 130-ton rating does not independently confirm your part. Material tensile strength, bend length, die opening, inside radius, tooling load and flange geometry determine the real application fit.

  1. 01

    Send a representative drawing and material specification.

  2. 02

    Confirm tooling, tonnage and smallest-flange constraints.

  3. 03

    Select CNC, gauge, clamping, safety and handling together.

  4. 04

    Document the final machine and acceptance requirements.