Beading on a Trumpf

[@DrydeeMetalWerks]

Nice setup. I have a smaller trumpf machine, wondering do you have any of the trumpf tooling like the flanging tools? Would love to see what they actually look like, I have only seen drawings from the manual

[@AlphaBobFloridaOverlord]

Wow! Great video and thank you for sharing. Quick question: Why doesn't the panel buckle between the two flanges - it seems like the two flanges would pull metal from the area that isn't beaded and create a buckle. I know that standard practice is to stretch the metal before beading, but your metal was flat when it went into the machine. I've got a Pullmax P21 and have been struggling with this issue - my beads always seem to cause distortion. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[@trebronikum]

Thanks. It is slitted between the two bead, so when i make the bead it pulls material from sides, but the slit closes to zero gap. After beading i tig weld the slot without filler rod.

[@andrewklie8061]

I have been looking for a Pullmax but I just found a Trumpf CN 701 that appears to be very similar but smaller? Than yours. The sliding fence, high clearance and servo raise/lower blow away the Pullmax machines I have found and it is less expensive. Is there a downside to the Trumpf?

[@pabelox]

Buy that my father bought cn 902 New in 1987 I still work with it every day

[@andrewklie8061]

@@pabelox the Trumpf machines I was able to find were not in working condition. I ended up buying a Pullmax P6 in very nice condition. I have added a VFD and I am happy with the machine

[@rarebag]

hello Norbert, is the CS75 operating with hydraulic or normal mechanical Motor ? there are some nibblers that do not have an mechanical usual motor , best regards Rouven

[@trebronikum]

Hi Herold, this machine have a normal electrical motor with a pneumatic clutch. So this can work continously and can make single punch as well. No hydraulics in it

[@rarebag]

@@trebronikum ah, ok, Thank you, how much stroke does it have ? i had a smaller TAS model and i had to "plunge " down , if you know what i mean, with a handwheel,on you machine is a servo motor ?

[@trebronikum]

There are 3 speed settings. 300,500,1000 stroke/min. Yes, I have a foot pedal operated servo motor to plunge

[@rarebag]

@@trebronikum Hello Norbert, is the foot Pedal something that you made or it is Standard at this machine ? i cant find some resources on the Web where i can see the differences at all this Machines.

[@trebronikum]

@@rarebag The footpedal is standard on this machine. There is a group on FB, you should join to that group. There is lot of info you can find there. it is called POG - Pullmax Owners Group

[@christianwissmann8329]

Do you need any spare parts? Busy fixing a Trumatic 600L and the customer has a CS75 standing next to it? Has tables and all.

[@christianwissmann8329]

Can send you pics

[@trebronikum]

@@christianwissmann8329 Thanks, Christian. I may interested. Could we contact in pm?

[@christianwissmann8329]

@@trebronikum you on Facebook? I’m in Cape Town, South Africa.

[@trebronikum]

@@christianwissmann8329 yes i am. Please look for my name, i have a yellow sponge bob avatar on fb.

[@bosnikchu]

Can I ask you something about your machine ? Thanks in advance

[@trebronikum]

Sure, no problem. What can I help?

[@bosnikchu]

@@trebronikum I found one old trumpf nible machine. So its not single & nible, its only nible. I would likt to talk with you about forming tools, and also can I add some device or to change some parts, to have a nible and single shoot function ? Can we talk by mail ?

[@trebronikum]

@@bosnikchu Please give me an email address, I write you.

[@PabloMeloo]

I haver one Trumpf CN 901 to sell