Rack Engineering Press Brake Die Racks are heavy-duty, industrial quality die racks with glide out shelving that can hold 1,000 LBS per shelf. These press brake tool racks are an ergonomic way to organize and store tools for the press brake machine. The glide out shelves provide a space saving solution to access dies and punches quickly and easily. Shelves are 100% extendable and can accommodate a range of American and European tool brands. Allows for easy access and increased visibility due to glide out nature of shelves. UHMW tool separators are adjustable and removable. Ergonomic design aids in reducing worker injury and increasing productivity. Press Brake Die Racks come standard with auto lock feature with allows only one shelf to be pulled out at at time for safety. Available in 8 colors - see image above.
Rack Engineering products are made from US steel and the highest quality components. They are expected to last for decades.
Rack Engineering Press Brake Tool Racks are built to order with an estimated lead time of 6 to 8 weeks. See standard models in the chart below.
IMPORTANT: To ensure that you order a press brake die rack that will work with your tools, please fill out the worksheet in Additional Info above ↑
Press Brake Die Racks Can Be Built With The Below (see standard models in chart below):
- Supported tool brands include: American Precision Style, Bevel Tang Style, Bystronic, European Precision Style, New Standard, Wila, Wila Trumpf Style, Wilson, and Schroeder
- Shelf capacities ranging from 1,000 LBS to 4,000 LBS
- Shelf depths ranging from 24” to 60” in 1” increments
- Shelf widths ranging from 24” to 96” in 1” increments
- Various shelf quantities & overall unit heights
- Lock out - locks shelves that are pulled out from moving
- Enclosed back and/or sides and with doors
- UHMW tool separators/holders are adjustable and removable
- Bi-directional shelves
- Choice of 8 standard powder-coat colors for no additional charge - see image above. Many other RAL colors available for an additional cost.
