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We’re excited to announce that Fab Supply will be part of Fabtech 2023, where we will occupy booth A3339. A highlight of our participation this year will be the presence of the owner and the innovative mind behind Rolla-V, who will be available at our booth on Monday and Tuesday. We highly recommend you also take the time to visit the SafanDarley booth, just around the corner from us at booth A3949. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to see our top-notch tooling products in action, showcasing their effectiveness and efficiency.
In addition to the formidable display of our products and personnel, we have also organized an exciting contest this year. You stand a chance to win a $1,000 tooling credit* (restrictions apply) simply by stopping by our booth and getting your badge scanned. This is our way of giving back to our industry peers and appreciating your support.
About Us:
Fab Supply is widely recognized for our comprehensive range of precision ground European/Amada style, precision ground American style, as well as Wila, Trumpf, RF-A, and LVD press brake tooling. Beyond this, we offer standard conventional and precision planed tooling. We’ve taken it a step further to ensure that special configuration profiles are also available, catering to a variety of fitting styles and quality grades to accommodate virtually any forming need.
As an ISO 9001:2015 Certified entity, Fab Supply is committed to delivering full service in the realm of Press Brake Tooling and Accessories. We uphold rigorous quality standards to ensure that we consistently meet and exceed customer expectations.
Comments Off on FAB Supply Celebrates 30 Years of Excellence
As Fab Supply turns 30 this month, it is an exciting time for us and our customers. We are so grateful for reaching this milestone and thankful for the support of our customers and staff. Fab Supply is a full-service provider of press brake tooling and accessories, and our success rides on the shoulders of the relationships we’ve built with our customers over the last 30 years.
Our story began in 1992. While on a fishing trip in Canada with his friend, Dan Provenzano, John confided that he was looking to change career paths. So, Dan presented John with a unique opportunity. He explained that his friend owned a company that was manufacturing press brake tooling and they were looking for someone to represent the product line. That was when all the stars fell into alignment and the idea of FAB Supply was born.
Being fairly new to the industry, John understood that he needed more knowledge before launching this new business. He decided to spend a year working in a shop on a press brake to learn the nuts and bolts of the industry. He was a quick learner and later was considered an expert in the field. But no matter how many years passed, John would be the first to say that there always was something new to learn in this industry.
Mary MacMillan feels fortunate to be able to say that she has been with FAB Supply from the very beginning. After John spent his first year “learning the ropes,” she began working with him to set up the organization of his new venture.
“We worked from a cubicle in his friend’s building making calls, sending out literature, doing all the things that are necessary to a start-up business. Once we began to build up inventory, we moved to a little larger area and, while John built his customer base, I built procedures. Talk about teamwork! Having worked at FAB Supply for almost thirty years now, and after two moves, I am privileged to have been part of its growth from that small cubicle into the efficient and beautiful facility we currently occupy.
“Through all the usual ups and downs of a new business, the largest constants for FAB Supply have always been relationships and customer service. They are the heartbeat of who we are. For example, years ago, one customer had a special just-in-time project and needed a tool that we did not have in stock. With John’s “we can do that” attitude, he assured them that he would take care of it. John had the tool brought in by air and sat at the airport until it arrived. He then took it back to FAB Supply, wrapped it securely, and dropped it off at a UPS site for overnight delivery.
“On another occasion, a customer had ordered a special configuration tool that they needed sooner than the required lead time. John paid the engineer premium to work late into the night to finish the tool. Then, my kids drove John’s truck for four and a half hours overnight to Detroit so our customer would have their tool when they arrived at their shop early in the morning. That is the type of customer service that John professed, and that FAB Supply continues to deliver.”
Over the years, we’ve built a reputation for excellence by providing innovative solutions, high-quality products, and exceptional customer service. Our team is passionate about developing and delivering new technologies that help our customers improve their manufacturing processes and stay ahead of their competition.
To celebrate our 30th anniversary, we will be offering a special promotion (more info to come soon), throughout this summer. We want to show our appreciation for the trust and loyalty our customers have shown us over the years.
At Fab Supply, we are committed to helping our customers succeed. We stand behind everything we offer and strive to provide the highest level of customer service in the industry. Our team is always available to answer questions, offer technical support, and help customers find the right tooling and accessories for their specific applications. No matter how technology evolves, we will always be just a phone call away.
As we celebrate 30 years of excellence, we want to thank our customers, team, and partners who have helped us achieve this milestone. We are excited about what the future holds and look forward to continuing to deliver innovative solutions that help our customers grow and succeed. Thank you for choosing Fab Supply, and here’s to the next 30 years of excellence!
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If you’re in the manufacturing business, you know that having the right press brake tooling is essential for achieving your business goals. The right tools can help you increase production speeds and accuracy, which in turn helps you maximize profits. But how do you know which press brake tooling is the right one for your business? Let’s take a look at what makes a great press brake tooling set and why it’s important for your success.
How to Choose the Right Tooling
When choosing a press brake tooling set, there are several important factors to consider. First and foremost is quality — some cheaper tooling sacrifices on quality and will not stand up to the rigors of regular use and could lead to costly downtime or worse yet, damage to your machine. You also need to make sure that the tools are compatible with your specific machine; different machines require different sizes and shapes of tools. This is one of the most common mistakes we see, and why we work with our customers to ensure the tools we send to customers fit their machines the first time, every time.
A good press brake tooling set should also include an array of punches, dies, clamps, fixtures, and more. It is also important to have a good storage system as this can not only help reduce worker fatigue but can also reduce setup times when switching between projects. By investing in the additional items now (tooling carts, squaring arms, etc.), you can save yourself time and money in the long run.
Why Does It Matter?
Using the wrong press brake tooling can have serious consequences for your business — from increased product defects to increased downtime due to unexpected maintenance needs or damage caused by using inappropriate tools. Investing in high-quality, compatible tools ensures that your machine runs smoothly so that you can maximize production speed while still producing accurate results every time. This also reduces wear and tear on other parts of the machine so that it lasts longer than it otherwise would have without proper care. In addition, having reliable tools means less downtime due to unexpected problems or repairs which saves both time and money!
It is also important to understand that more expensive does not always mean better. Depending on the project, there is often a more cost-effective, and just as reliable solution that will get the job done at a lower cost per part. At Fab Supply, we pride ourselves on our ability to identify the right tooling for your job. Our goal is to provide you with the tools to get your job done as efficiently and as profitably as possible for you with zero compromises to quality, safety, or reliability.
Investing in the right press brake tooling is key to achieving success with your business goals for 2023. Quality tools ensure maximum productivity while reducing product defects and unnecessary downtime due to repair or maintenance needs. When selecting press brake tooling sets, pay attention to quality as well as compatibility with current machines; don’t forget about accessories either as these can help reduce setup times significantly when switching between projects…and if you want to skip the guesswork, our expert team at Fab Supply is always a quick call or live chat away, ready to review your project needs, and get you moving with the right tooling.
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Press brake tooling is a significant investment and an important part of producing consistent bends. Tooling that is dirty, damaged, poorly stored, or loaded incorrectly can contribute to premature wear, bending problems, and avoidable downtime.
The good news is that press brake tooling maintenance does not have to be complicated. A few simple checks before setup, along with consistent cleaning and storage after the job, can help protect your tooling and make potential problems easier to spot before production starts.
Before your next press brake setup, start with these five checks.
1. Clean Contact Surfaces
Metal flakes, residue, oil, and debris can build up on tooling during normal use. Leaving that material behind can contribute to wear and make it harder to identify whether a problem is coming from the tooling, the setup, or the application.
Before loading tooling, check that contact surfaces are clean.
When a bending job is complete, operators should wear gloves when removing tooling and wipe it down with a cleaner or isopropyl alcohol. Some materials, including mild steel cut with an oxygen assist gas and aluminum, can leave flakes behind after bending. If those particles remain on the tool, they can contribute to wear over time.
If needed, an abrasive pad can help remove flakes or coatings that remain after cleaning.
A simple cleaning routine between jobs can go a long way toward protecting the tooling you already own.
2. Inspect Working Edges and Visible Wear
Cleaning is also a good time to inspect the tooling itself.
Look closely at working edges and contact areas for visible wear, nicks, corrosion, or other damage that was not present before. If something looks different, document it and flag it for review before the next run.
Worn or damaged tooling can compromise bending accuracy and may contribute to additional wear on the press brake. Catching a problem before the tooling is loaded is much easier than discovering it after parts are already coming off the machine incorrectly.
This does not need to become a complicated inspection process. The goal is simply to make visual inspection part of the normal setup and teardown routine.
3. Check How the Tooling Is Stored
Press brake tooling maintenance continues after the job is finished.
Improper storage is one of the common causes of premature tooling damage. Tools should be stored securely so they are protected from moisture, corrosion, and contact with other tooling.
Avoid storing press brake tooling loosely in a drawer where tools can bang into one another. A dedicated tooling cabinet with secure metal or semi-solid supports helps keep tooling separated and protected.
Wooden storage may seem convenient, but wood is porous and can hold moisture. That moisture, along with high humidity in the shop, can contribute to corrosion.
Storage location matters for productivity too. Keeping frequently used tooling close to the press brake can reduce time spent searching for and moving tools between jobs. If tooling is shared across machines, a mobile tooling cabinet can make it easier to move tools while keeping them protected.
4. Verify Tool Loading and Alignment Before the Run
Proper maintenance and proper setup are closely connected.
Before starting the job, make sure the tooling is loaded securely and verify alignment. Improper tool loading or a poorly maintained press brake can contribute to tooling damage and make setup issues harder to diagnose.
This is also a good time to confirm the basics of the application.
What material are you forming? What is the thickness? What bend length and flange requirements are involved? What tooling style and available tonnage are you working with?
If the tooling is clean, properly stored, and free of visible damage but the same job continues to require extra trial bends, adjustments, or rework, it may be time to review the application rather than assuming the problem is maintenance alone.
5. Document Damage or Unusual Wear
If you notice damage, corrosion, unusual wear, or a change in tooling condition, document it before the next run.
A quick photo and note can make it easier to track what changed, communicate the issue to the rest of the team, and avoid putting questionable tooling back into production without review.
Documentation can also help when a recurring job continues to create the same problem. Instead of relying on memory, your team has a record of what was seen, when it appeared, and which tooling or application was involved.
This is a small habit, but it can make troubleshooting much easier.
Cleaning and Lubricating Press Brake Tooling
Operator handling can affect tooling condition as well.
Operators should wear gloves when handling press brake tooling. Oil from hands can remain on the tooling and contribute to corrosion or wear over time.
After a bending project is complete:
• Wear gloves when removing tooling.
• Wipe the tooling down with a cleaner or isopropyl alcohol.
• Remove resin, residue, metal particles, or flakes left from bending.
• Use an abrasive pad if needed to remove stubborn flakes or coatings.
• Lightly rub down clean tooling with a lubricant before placing it back into storage.
• Handle lubricated tooling carefully when returning it to the cabinet.
Building these steps into teardown helps make sure the tooling is ready the next time it is needed.
A Simple Press Brake Tooling Maintenance Routine
The easiest maintenance plan is one your team can repeat consistently.
Before setup:
• Confirm the tooling is clean.
• Inspect working edges and contact surfaces.
• Look for visible damage or corrosion.
• Verify the tooling is appropriate for the application.
• Load the tooling securely and verify alignment.
After the job:
• Remove tooling with gloves.
• Clean off residue, flakes, and oils.
• Inspect and document any new wear or damage.
• Apply lubricant before storage when appropriate.
• Return tooling to secure, protected storage.
Over time, these small habits help protect the tooling investment while also making it easier to identify when a problem is coming from maintenance, setup, or the application itself.
When the Problem Is More Than Maintenance
Maintenance cannot solve every forming problem.
If a recurring job continues to require multiple trial bends, frequent setup changes, extra rework, or workarounds even when the tooling is clean and in good condition, the application may need a closer look.
Material, thickness, flange requirements, bend length, machine and tooling style, tonnage, part geometry, and production volume can all affect what makes sense for a setup.
Sometimes the answer is better maintenance. Sometimes it is a different standard tooling option or a change in setup. In other situations, the application may need a more specialized solution.
The important part is understanding the bend before deciding what needs to change.
Protect the Tooling You Already Own
Press brake tooling is a valuable part of your operation. Consistent cleaning, inspection, storage, and setup checks can help extend tooling life and prevent avoidable problems from following the tooling into the next job.
Before the first bend, take a few minutes to check the tooling, the setup, and the application.
Have a tooling or setup question? Send Fab Supply the material, thickness, bend length, flange requirements, machine and tooling style, production volume, and any drawings you can share. Our team can help review the application and narrow down the options.
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The right press brake tooling improves quality, efficiency, and productivity—and even prevents machine damage and accidents.
This isn’t an overstatement. If anything, it’s a statement that can’t be stated enough.
Far too many manufacturers “just get by” with tooling “that’ll work” without realizing the quality, efficiency, and productivity they are giving up. The best-case scenarios with incorrect tooling result in more set-up time, additional processes needed to get accurate bends, or lost productivity. In the worst-case scenarios, the wrong tooling can do short- or long-term damage to the machine, or even damage parts and cause accidents.
In our experience, these scenarios can be prevented with the right press brake tooling chosen specifically for the project at hand—and, in many cases, for future projects. Press brake tooling can be versatile enough to be used for multiple metal forming jobs or custom enough to make a large run of parts efficient and profitable.
How to Choose the Right Press Brake Tooling
There are many factors to consider when choosing the right press brake tooling. The factors at the top of the list include:
Type of material
Material thickness
Length of material
Bending angle
When choosing press brake tooling, it’s important to calculate a tonnage load that won’t overload the tools or press brake. Incorrect calculations can result in damage to the press brake, tools, parts, and even the operator. It’s also important to factor in the material thickness; more robust tooling is often needed for harder materials.
For the punch, the nose radius should be equivalent to, or slightly less than, the naturally floated air-forming radius value. There are many categories of punches, such as Standard Punch, Goose Neck Punch, Swan Neck Punch, Narrow Punch and Acute Angle Punch. As the name suggests, tools in the Standard Punch category are used for most common bends. If you have any questions on selecting the right press brake tooling, feel free to send us your drawing.
The right press brake die can be chosen by calculating the right die opening (ideally, 8 times the material thickness and never less than 6). (Find more on press brake tooling calculations in this article from The Fabricator.) The die is also an integral part of bending, and one that should be chosen carefully. The most cost-effective dies can be used for multiple projects, eliminating the time spent replacing and setting up press brake dies.
Dies that are manually clamped are more affordable, though there are other options. For those who need multiple dies for a project, adjustable press brake dies are viable options. While adjustable press brake dies tend to be more expensive, they offer precise bending and easy—even automated—adjustments. For example, with the VEE-LOCK, the operator only needs to loosen the stripper bolts. As the stripper bolts are loosened, the saddle blocks automatically lift, disengaging the locking channels at the bottom of the saddle from those in the base plate. The saddle blocks, which glide on cam rollers, are moved easily and safely into the right position. Once positioned, the stripper bolts are tightened to re-engage the locking mechanism. The die is ready for use. The automated Rolla-V is another press brake tooling that maximizes productivity by eliminating the need for manual adjustments and making the process more efficient.
Custom Press Brake Tooling
There are quite a few standard-made options for press brakes available. These options are available quickly and can be utilized for many common bends. However, there are instances, such as large part runs or projects with unique specifications, where custom press-brake tooling is the answer. Fortunately, we offer single- and multiple-hit forming tools in a wide variety of tooling styles and quality grades to maximize your forming efficiency. Our professional staff can analyze your part and recommend custom tooling or the reworking or resurfacing of existing dies.
Comments Off on Fab Supply Looks Back on FABTECH, Looks Forward
FABTECH 2021 may be just a memory for some companies. For Fab Supply, FABTECH was the continuation of their goal of assisting customers.
With the uncertainties of the past year, many did not know what to expect at this year’s FABTECH 2021. For Fab Supply, FABTECH 2021 was an opportunity to do what they do best: help their customers.
“We found that the FABTECH 2021 audience was very purposeful,” said Mike Newman, Fab Supply Managing Director of Sales. “This year, I was able to spend more time with visitors and obtain good information that I can use to help them with their next project.”
It is hardly surprising that Fab Supply would embrace FABTECH as an opportunity to interact with their customers. That commitment to their customers is the same reason that an actual human always answers the phone at Fab Supply, why sales personnel often give out their personal cell phone numbers during a project, and why they will go to great lengths to deliver solutions on time to their customers (including with a midnight run to the airport). It’s also what differentiates them from other companies, both in their daily operations and at FABTECH.
“I walked around FABTECH and found so many companies were there solely to meet their customers and say, ‘Hey Jim, what are you doing today?’” says Ron Laws, Fab Supply Sales and Marketing Specialist. “That’s what sets up apart. We were there to help people and improve their processes.”
FABTECH gave the Fab Supply team the chance to start valuable conversations with visitors.
“There is value in having tools as part of the discussion when purchasing a press brake or metal forming system,” says Ron Laws. “The right tooling makes the machine run well. With poor tooling or a poor solution, the machine doesn’t perform as well.”
Fab Supply looks forward to continuing those conversations in the future and using their expertise to provide the right solutions for their customers. They also look forward to having the right tools at future shows—and hopefully not having their main display (a pneumatic Rolla-V) get damaged during shipping, an obstacle they faced before this year’s show.
“The right tools are definitely part of Fab Supply’s success, and we were very disappointed when we couldn’t show off our pneumatic Rolla-V product,” says Dan McCloskey, Fab Supply Managing Director of Operations. “However, our expertise and customer commitment are a key part of the value we bring to our customers, and that can never be damaged. When we look to the future, we look forward to providing our customers with the product and process knowledge that improves their efficiency and boosts productivity.”
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Fab Supply announces new leadership as it continues its dedication to serving its customers’ growing needs.
Mike Newman is now the Managing Director of Sales after more than 16 years with the company. Dan McCloskey will take on the role of Managing Director of Operations after 3 years with the company.
These leadership changes come in light of the passing of John Wold, President and Founder of FAB Supply Incorporated in Glendale Heights, IL. John was a respected leader in the press brake tooling industry, a hard worker with a sense of humor, an excellent leader, and incessantly loyal to his customers, vendors, and employees.
“As we move forward, Fab Supply Inc will continue to provide the unsurpassed customer service that our customers have come to know and expect,” said Mike. “We look forward to a bright future while preserving the values that formed Fab Supply into a well-known and trusted name.”
The recent leadership changes allow Fab Supply to continue their tradition of strong customer service and quick response times, as well as providing customers with innovative and productivity-boosting products and solutions. Fab Supply will continue to focus on the core values that the organization was founded on.
The Wold family, along with the FAB Supply team, will continue to grow John’s vision for FAB Supply.
Comments Off on Need a problem solved now? That And Other Ways We Love Working with People
Fab Supply Inc. Founder John Wold passed away on July 6, 2021. The following is the last article he worked on for our company. As we move forward, we echo his sentiment and follow his vision, developing new product lines and growing into a true “one stop shop.”
Deadlines require a clear focus, especially ones with quick turnaround. At Fab Supply, tight deadlines are almost a specialty. Our large inventory and customer-oriented team make same-day shipping the norm.
What does this look like? Here’s a true story:
Fab Supply had a customer that had a job on a critical time frame. The company needed a Rolla-V to get the job done, but in half the time of the standard delivery.
Fab Supply contacted Rolla-V to speed up production, and the tool was shipped in three weeks instead of six. FAB Supply President John Wold waited at the O’Hare airport in the middle of the night for the Rolla-V to arrive via plane. At 1:30 a.m. he was on the road to western Ohio to deliver it. He arrived at 7:30 a.m., production started by 8 a.m., and the customer’s parts shipped out the same day.
Talk about dedicated teamwork!
“We always support the customer fully – start to finish,” President John Wold.
A Business About People
Fab Supply believes in a people-forward approach to doing business. This means an actual human will always answer the phone during business hours, and oftentimes sales people provide their personal cells outside of business hours to provide availability to customers in critical situations.
Communication is critical to providing the correct tooling to get the job done.
“We listen carefully to our customers and, by listening carefully, we can pick up on subtle nuances or offer advice that would take them in a different direction,” said John. “We’ve got over 85 years of industry experience amongst our staff in office; in addition to that, we’ve got designers both domestically and abroad that we work with on a regular basis. So, we’re very confident that the advice we’re giving our customers is the correct advice and it’s going to lead them to the most productive and cost-effective solutions.”
Sometimes this means providing advice on solutions a customer wasn’t aware of or re-routing the customer from a potentially dangerous or ineffective approach they had previously considered.
Fab Supply takes tremendous care to ensure that the billing and receivable collection is accurate. The relationship with the customer is extremely import. And continues long after the sale. Our values such as honesty and work ethic ensure it.
“We’re always very available and supportive, we’ll do facetime calls and sometimes involve the designers and engineers,” said John. “We always stand behind the quality of our products. If there ever is a manufacturing defect or someone is unhappy with the quality of their products, we will work with those customers to find a satisfactory solution. We also stand behind the quality of our advice.”
Here are just a few words from customers:
“You guys are great – thank you so much.” — Becca, Fox Machinery
“Thank you for the assist! … You guys rock!” — Erik Fredmonsky, P2P Manufacturing
“I greatly appreciate your help through this process. I can say hands down the RVM100-2.5’s are phenomenal. Thanks again, John, I will keep in touch as we may need some more of your tooling in the near future.” — Colton Redmon, Loflin Fabrication
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It is with heartfelt sadness we announce that John Wold, Founder and President of Fab Supply, passed away suddenly on July 6, 2021.
For the past 28 years John offered exemplary service to his customers and was well known in the metal forming industry as an intelligent and helpful source of information. John will be remembered as a hard worker with a sense of humor, an excellent leader, and his legacy will live on. His unmatched dedication and loyalty to his customers, vendors, and employees will be held as the standard to the team at Fab Supply.
We are deeply saddened by John’s departure. As we continue moving forward, we will focus on seeing his vision through.
“We always support the customer fully – start to finish.” -John Wold
Please keep John and his family in your thoughts and prayers.
Comments Off on Innovative Fab OTR Sheet Following System Fixes All Your Problems
Ok – maybe not all manufacturing problems, but some important ones! Learn how our one-of-a-kind sheet following system increases productivity, addresses safety issues, and reduces operator fatigue.
In the fabricating industry, many of us have seen this before.
Large parts that are very difficult to process. Inadequate equipment to get the job done. Worker fatigue that leads to burnout or injury, increased manufacturing costs and missed ship dates.
There should be a better way. Well, we were tired of it – and we did something about it.
Introducing, the Fab OTR. This is our state-of-the-art sheet following system for press brakes from 90 to 1,000 tons, which provides a solution for companies struggling to bend those large sheets and heavy parts.
The Fab OTR addresses safety issues, poor efficiency and operator fatigue associated with current methods for bending large sheets and heavy parts while increasing productivity. With several options available, each Fab OTR can be customized by adding additional arms, programmable height adjustment, wider work surfaces or friction reducing surfaces.
“There has been a need in the marketplace for a retrofittable system that can handle large sheet and/or heavy parts efficiently,” says Ron Laws, VP of Sales and Marketing. “Our systems meet these needs with a system that is specifically customized to a fabricators application. Whether it is our standard capacity rated at 500 lbs/arm, heavy duty system at 700lbs/arm or the maximum duty system at 1,200 lbs/arm, we have a solution available.”
Our new line offers features that have not been available in the past, including:
Programmable height adjustment from bend to bend
The ability to support a part bent to an included angle of 40 degrees
Overload protection
8 foot extension arms
Additional arms for large machines
Find out more about how the Fab OTR can fit your needs. Contact us today.
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