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Tuff Brake Film® |
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The Original Die Protection Film |
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Don't settle for cheap imitation press brake urethane film designed to wear out quickly. Buy the original - Buy the best! |
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| Tuff Brake Film® |
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| Features / Benefits |
Standard .015" Thickness |
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| ● | Press Brake Die marks are eliminated |
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| ● | Sanding is eliminated | ||||||||||||||||
| ● | Dies are protected | ||||||||||||||||
| ● | Production costs decrease | ||||||||||||||||
| ● | Available in tough .015" & .030" thicknesses | ||||||||||||||||
| How to use
Tuff Brake Film® Cut off a piece of die protector film the same length as your bottom die. Fasten the edge of the film to the front of the die using masking, duct or double faced tape. Let the press brake film "flop" over the die, begin metal forming. The same piece of Tuff Brake Film can be used many* times before you need to readjust the film to form against fresh material
* Actual bending amounts will vary due to type of metal being formed and angles produced.
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Tuff Brake Film is a registered trademark of Andrew Roberts Inc.
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