PF60 / PF80 · PROFILE & FRAME SERIES

PF60 / PF80 Aluminum Profile & Sign Frame Bending Machines

Form aluminum profiles for sign frames, shaped lightboxes, mirror frames, and related applications. Choose PF60 for single-direction finished shapes or PF80 when both single- and bidirectional shapes are required.

The primary model choice is finished-shape direction: PF60 is documented for single-direction shapes, while PF80 supports both single- and bidirectional shapes.Review specifications
8–120 mm

Side height — PF60 and PF80

0.6–1.2 mm

Material thickness

PF60 / PF80

Single-direction / single- and bidirectional shape forming

Nominal 50 mm

Minimum arc-radius threshold — confirm by a trial roll on the profile

BUYER DECISION & FIT

PF60 vs. PF80: Which One Fits Your Shop?

Start with application fit, then confirm the exact material, geometry, tooling, and delivery scope in the quotation. For series choice and file preparation, review Material Guide and File Preparation before sending your profile drawing. For the job that lists this series, see Sign Frame and Lightbox Profile Bending. The Channel Letter Bender Price Comparison lists documented limits for all 11 models.

Best for

Aluminum-profile picture frames, mirror frames, shaped lightboxes, decorative strips, and other sign-frame work within the documented profile range.

Choose by finished-shape direction

Choose PF60 for single-direction shapes. Choose PF80 when the finished profile path requires single- and bidirectional forming; then confirm cross-section, alloy, wall thickness, radius, and roller tooling.

Not ideal for

Conventional channel-letter returns made from flat metal or mixed materials. Use a channel-letter series selected by material and process instead.

SPECIFICATIONS

PF60 vs. PF80

The defining model difference is shape direction: PF60 is for single-direction shapes, while PF80 supports both single- and bidirectional shapes. Highlighting marks a difference, not a superior model. The mechanism rows pair each model's documented design features where the source terminology is not identical; use them as a comparison aid rather than proof of equivalent functions. How to read side height is on the Channel Letter Bender Price Comparison.

PF60
Shape-forming directionMODEL DIFFERENCE
Single-direction shapes
Side height
8–120 mm
Main applicationsMODEL DIFFERENCE
Mirror frames, picture frames, and similar aluminum profiles
Equipment powerMODEL DIFFERENCE
2000 W
Machine sizeMODEL DIFFERENCE
1100 × 700 × 1400 mm
Machine weightMODEL DIFFERENCE
450 kg
Drive configurationMODEL DIFFERENCE
Servo-motor drive
Shape-path handlingMODEL DIFFERENCE
Single-direction forming with closed-loop control
Tool-change designMODEL DIFFERENCE
Replaceable-tip design
Material guidance and compressionMODEL DIFFERENCE
Guided material-feed system
Minimum arc-radius threshold
50 mm nominal threshold; confirm final profile and tooling fit
Material thickness
0.6–1.2 mm
Length accuracy
0.1 mm/m
Voltage
220 V
Compressed air
Does not use compressed air.
Supported file formats
DXF
Included computer
Ships with a computer; software installed and parameters set.
PF80
Shape-forming directionMODEL DIFFERENCE
Single- and bidirectional shapes
Side height
8–120 mm
Main applicationsMODEL DIFFERENCE
Frames, shaped lightboxes, decorative strips, and custom profiles
Equipment powerMODEL DIFFERENCE
2200 W
Machine sizeMODEL DIFFERENCE
2800 × 850 × 1200 mm
Machine weightMODEL DIFFERENCE
330 kg
Drive configurationMODEL DIFFERENCE
Four servo motors and drives
Shape-path handlingMODEL DIFFERENCE
Bidirectional independent intelligent path recognition
Tool-change designMODEL DIFFERENCE
One-pull roller replacement
Material guidance and compressionMODEL DIFFERENCE
Whole-plate spring compression
Minimum arc-radius threshold
50 mm nominal threshold; confirm final profile and tooling fit
Material thickness
0.6–1.2 mm
Length accuracy
0.1 mm/m
Voltage
220 V
Compressed air
Does not use compressed air.
Supported file formats
DXF
Included computer
Ships with a computer; software installed and parameters set.

MODEL-SPECIFIC EVIDENCE

See the Forming Path and a Sample

These images come from the PF60 and PF80 product materials and show the documented machine mechanisms.

PF series multi-roller forming assembly from the model product material

Multi-roller forming path

The model-specific image shows the roller assembly used to guide and form an aluminum profile. Roller tooling must be matched to the actual cross-section and confirmed in the quotation.

PF series gear transmission detail from the model product material

Gear transmission detail

The available product documentation identifies a precision gear-drive system. This model-specific image documents the gear train rather than using a generic mechanism illustration.

Heart-shaped aluminum profile frame formed by an PF series machine

Formed profile sample

The source photo shows a heart-shaped aluminum-profile frame. It is application evidence, not a tolerance guarantee for every profile; send your own drawing for a feasibility check and recorded test.

DELIVERY AND SUPPORT

Delivery, Warranty & Training

Warranty, training, dispatch, and export terms are line-wide and are written on Why Us.

Delivery

Standard configurations are prepared for dispatch on the schedule written in your quotation.

Warranty and CE marking

The 1-year warranty, lifetime technical support, and CE marking are line-wide; details are on Why Us.

Training and OEM/ODM

Training is at the factory, on site, or remote; standard OEM starts from 1 unit on a documented SENQ series, and ODM requests go through engineering review (OEM / ODM).

PF SERIES FAQ

Questions to Answer Before You Order

What is the main difference between PF60 and PF80?

PF60 is for single-direction shapes. PF80 can form both single-direction and bidirectional shapes. Shape-forming direction describes the finished profile path, not the machine feed direction. Choose the starting model by the finished shape direction first, then confirm the profile cross-section, alloy, wall thickness, radius, and roller tooling.

What side height do PF60 and PF80 support?

Both models support a side height of 8–120 mm. Send the actual profile cross-section and finished shape for tooling and model confirmation. How to read side height is on the Channel Letter Bender Price Comparison.

Which material is documented, and when should we compare another series?

The current product material documents aluminum profiles from 0.6 to 1.2 mm thick. Compare AP130 for dedicated aluminum profile, flat-aluminum, folding-coil, and Channelume channel-letter work up to 130 mm, or MM for a broader multi-material channel-letter platform. Send the alloy and cross-section because thickness alone does not establish tooling or series suitability.

What should we send for a feasibility review?

Send a representative file plus the profile cross-section, alloy, wall thickness, dimensions, and required radius. SENQ will review feasibility and confirm any required material or tooling validation in the quotation.

REQUEST PF60 / PF80 PRICING

Confirm PF60 / PF80 for Your Production File

Tell us your finished-shape direction, profile cross-section, alloy, wall thickness, side height, dimensions, target radius, and file. The quotation will confirm PF60 or PF80, matched roller tooling, utilities, included items, support scope, and commercial terms. Submit the form to send these requirements securely to SENQ CNC; share files only after a confirmed email or WhatsApp conversation.

Interested Series
PF60 / PF80Selected from this product page

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