Press Brake Quick Release Clamp — Wila Type / Promecam / Amada Tooling Holder
Quick release press brake clamp for holding the punch on the upper beam, with a one-hand lever in place of a row of bolts. Lift the lever, slide the tool in, push it down and the punch is locked — and because the clamping force repeats, the tool seats the same way every change. The jaw is machined to suit your tooling: Wila type, Promecam and Amada shank profiles each need a different jaw, so tell us your system and we will cut to match. The body bolts to your beam through the mounting holes, so send us your hole pattern and beam face width and we will confirm the geometry before manufacture.
| Product Type | Quick release press brake clamp |
|---|---|
| Function | Press brake punch holder / tooling holder |
| Clamping Type | Quick release |
| Lever | Manual lever |
| Hydraulic Option | Hydraulic clamping system |
| Compatible Tooling Systems | Wila type / Promecam / Amada |
| Application | Sheet metal bending machines |
| Brand | WILAMAC |
| Place of Origin | Anhui, China |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 |
What a Quick Release Press Brake Clamp Does
A quick release clamp is what holds the punch in the press brake’s upper beam. Instead of a row of bolts that have to be tightened and slackened along the whole tool, each clamp has a lever: lift it, slide the punch into position, push the lever back down and the tool is locked.
On a machine running short batches that matters more than it sounds. Every tool change on a bolted beam costs the operator time at the machine, and time at the machine is throughput you do not get back. A quick release system turns a tool change into a one-hand operation, and it repeats the clamping force consistently, so the punch seats the same way every time.
We machine the clamp body from steel with a hardened clamping face and a lever assembly that can be replaced. The body bolts to the beam through the mounting holes, and the jaw is machined to suit the tooling profile it has to hold — a Wila type, Promecam or Amada style punch each needs a different jaw.
Choosing the Right Clamp for Your Tooling System
Start with the tooling system, not the machine. The clamp has to match the punch shank it grips: Wila type, Promecam and Amada tooling use different shank profiles, and a clamp machined for one will not seat correctly on another.
Then confirm how the clamp bolts to your beam. A photo with a ruler laid across the mounting holes is enough for us to work from, together with the beam face width. Tell us as well whether the clamp has to work with a hydraulic clamping system or a manual lever.
What to send us:
- Your tooling system — Wila type, Promecam, Amada, or the punch shank profile
- Mounting hole pattern on the beam, and the beam face width
- Manual lever or hydraulic clamping
- How many clamps per beam, and how often tools are changed
Send us those and we will confirm the jaw profile and the mounting geometry before manufacture.
