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Electrical Panel
The electrical panel is the centralized unit that houses and organizes all key electrical control components of a press brake. It plays a vital role in power distribution, signal control, and system safety.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Circuit Breaker | Protects electrical circuits from overload and short circuits. |
| Contactor | Controls high-current loads like motors or pumps. |
| Relay | Electrically operated switch used for control logic. |
| PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) | Core logic controller that manages all automated sequences. |
| Power Supply Unit | Converts and distributes power to control systems. |
| Terminal Blocks | Connect and organize wiring inside the panel. |
| Cooling Fans / AC Unit | Maintains temperature to prevent overheating of components. |
Distributes electrical power to motors, valves, lights, sensors, etc.
Processes input signals from the CNC controller and sensors.
Triggers outputs to servo motors, hydraulic valves, and actuators.
Protects sensitive electronic components through fuses and breakers.
Ensures safety through emergency stop circuits and interlock systems.
Siemens
Schneider Electric
Mitsubishi Electric
Omron
Phoenix Contact
ABB
The electrical panel is the centralized unit that houses and organizes all key electrical control components of a press brake. It plays a vital role in power distribution, signal control, and system safety.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Circuit Breaker | Protects electrical circuits from overload and short circuits. |
| Contactor | Controls high-current loads like motors or pumps. |
| Relay | Electrically operated switch used for control logic. |
| PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) | Core logic controller that manages all automated sequences. |
| Power Supply Unit | Converts and distributes power to control systems. |
| Terminal Blocks | Connect and organize wiring inside the panel. |
| Cooling Fans / AC Unit | Maintains temperature to prevent overheating of components. |
Distributes electrical power to motors, valves, lights, sensors, etc.
Processes input signals from the CNC controller and sensors.
Triggers outputs to servo motors, hydraulic valves, and actuators.
Protects sensitive electronic components through fuses and breakers.
Ensures safety through emergency stop circuits and interlock systems.
Siemens
Schneider Electric
Mitsubishi Electric
Omron
Phoenix Contact
ABB
