TRUMPF TruBend Cell 7000- The World's Fastest Automated Bending Cell

The TruBend Cell 7000 is an automated bending cell comprised of of a TruBend 7036 Cell Edition press brake, a BendMaster bending robot and a LoadMaster Bend material handling unit. These elements are expertly coordinated to achieve a cycle time of 4 seconds per bend using TruTops Bend programming software. The TruBend 7000 Cell may also optionally be implemented to change bending tools as part of the automated process. For more information on TRUMPF bending solutions, visit our web site at www.us.trumpf.c...

[@leogetz3570]

lol....about 30 seconds into this video, I thought well I could load up the tooling it needs for a long run, get it going, and then go get something else set up. Then it started yanking the tooling out and putting new dies in. WOW!!

[@ЖекаЦыганов-ш3х]

Шедевр инженерной мысли!

[@eduardositedotcom]

Amazing!!! I want one!!!!

[@jhtmetalmachinery6688]

ITS REALLY WORLD FASTEST !!! ROBET 24 HOURS WORKING

[@anwaarmughal8815]

wow great machine

[@robp696]

Make Automation Great Again

[@b0dZi05g]

Jak na tym sprzęcie ustawić długość gięcia? Mi każdy element wychodzi z innym wymiarem 🙁

[@loathsomedong]

This is impressive. Although I fear this robot will have my job one day...

[@Sch0k0l0c0]

And who will fix and Install the bot??

[@jamesirvine2579]

Not many companies can afford that

[@alqaadi9858]

@@jamesirvine2579 which is why it will become cheaper in the future

[@CheapSkateGamer96]

It's pretty much a guarantee that if you do one job that a robot will take it from you some day. Robots are specialists, our advantage over them as meatbags is that we can be generalists.

[@bottosrob]

What! It changed out tooling?! Haha so cool.

[@ralphaverill2001]

Most of the disappearing low-skill manufacturing jobs went to robots like this, not to China or Mexico.
Next to go will be the programming/set-up jobs as artificial intelligence advances. Same for managers and software people. As human labor becomes obsolete, are we looking at a brighter or darker future?

[@gutierrezca123]

Brighter but I'm thinking people who are lower in intelligence will probably get weeded out in the long run. By that I mean extinction, so we have to find out how to increase our own intelligence.

[@ralphaverill2001]

"Weeded out"? What did you have in mind?

[@W4Rnerv]

This technology is not the final solution as there is little to no benefit here for low/medium volume operations. Human labor will become obsolete in this field only when technology advances to the point where there is no longer any need for a programmer.

[@johnheflin1255]

I would say darker due to people losing their jobs to something like this

[@seancarson6481]

I have worked and learned on a trumph break. Very nice machines. But with all these automated machines, you will put people out on the street. Then who will have the money to buy the product being made, when no one is working, but machines making everything?.

[@PrimeMontages]

people will be more affordable then this machine the upkeep and maintenance required for it wouldn't be worth it i'm currently on the Amada hg1003 which changes tools and stores them but it dropped a 100m 45 section of punch onto the vee's and damaged it I can only imagine the amount of errors this would do .

[@tradinwarstoriez5641]

there wont be a need to buy anything at that point

[@SunnyDjuice]

@@PrimeMontages even a little vibration could make an error show up when the atc is running

[@PrimeMontages]

@@SunnyDjuice true I work on a hg1003 atc press and the fingers miss the slot on the dies because of this only now and again though.

[@TaoDeChing-ls5gz]

9yrs ago already.

[@markwymer9870]

That is very impressive. My only thought is how much time does it take to completely program the robot for lets say an eight hit part? I also had to chuckle when the robot dropped the first piece from what looks like about three or four feet into the container. That could lead to some quality issues as well. Then how is quality checked throughout the part run? This makes sense when running thousands and thousands of the same part but not in a shop where quantities are less than one hundred pieces per order etc. Don't get me wrong it still is very impressive to say the least.

[@champtzm]

***** does the gripper use air pressure?

[@Sch0k0l0c0]

@@champtzm If you mean the toolracksystem , then yes

[@علاءابراهيم-ض9ب]

علم الانسان مالم يعلم سبحان الله

[@jefferysoles1715]

And when it breaks does it fix itself

[@jamesirvine2579]

Sends you a text

[@Luksh78]

How much?

[@Rob-tl9md]

less then 1

[@kostasdrakakis8386]

@@Rob-tl9md million?

[@Sch0k0l0c0]

Total Automatic System with bot, 1,7 €

[@kisa0790]

Круто!

[@hootinouts]

I'll bet it would be a riot if some joker switched the tooling around on the tooling rack, That robot would never know it.

[@gregbowne993]

IT would probably hunt for it.

[@michaelhanson6059]

The tooling is scanned by tool grip when it's picked up. If it's not the right tool the grip will not pick it up.

[@Sch0k0l0c0]

You cant even open the toolrack ,cause the tools are pneumatic closed . If you open the Rack, the system gets this information

[@Zoza15]

Wow!.

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot gear ,
strain wave reducer, over 30 years experience

[@davidgray347]

Very cool machine but very slow.

[@nikolaydubrovin8045]

Реклама и так всемирно известной фирмы, но экономически бесполезное сочетание оборудование......

[@owennatro]

Fastest

[@으으헝]

양산도아니고 소품생산도 아니구.,

[@wesftrgyuhdsakoiju]

製品、投げ捨ててんだもんなぁ。

[@Private_Mèo]

i´m faster!!!!

[@larsberings3942]

wow great machine.