Baileigh Industrial B8105 Operator's Manual page 19

7. The digital control and preset should only be used in whole
degrees. For example 90, 91, 92 not 90.1 or 90.5. If any number
is entered after the decimal the control will add 1 to the final
degree. So it's best to leave it at 0.
8. If you want to compensate for spring back the "0" position can
be set anywhere.
a. For example: Take a piece of material and insert it into
the die and close the counter die.
b. Activate the FWD pedal until the material just starts to
bend.
c. Set your "0" point here and that should compensate for
most of your spring back.
desired degree + / ‐.
d. Now the preset value can be entered exactly to the
9. Another way is to "Add on" spring back values to the preset.
a. To do this set your "0" position with the cylinders fully
retracted.
b. Insert material and bend a part to exactly 90° using a
framing square.
c. When still at the final position. Document the actual machine position.
d. For example: If the control reads 105° take 105‐90 = 15° (90 deg being your desired
bend angle). This will be the value you will add to your nominal degree setting when
entering preset values.
10. There is no right or wrong way to use this control. It is purely the user's preference.
Home position with 90° Preset Stop Point. Stop position with 90° Preset Stop Point.
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