A bending machine is a device capable of bending thin sheets, and its structure mainly includes a frame, a worktable, and a clamping plate. The worktable is placed on the frame, and it consists of a base and a pressing plate. The base is connected to the clamping plate through a hinge. The base is made up of a seat shell, a coil, and a cover plate, with the coil situated in a recess within the seat shell, and the top of the recess covered by the cover plate. During use, electricity is supplied to the coil via a wire, generating an attractive force on the pressing plate, thereby clamping the thin sheet between the pressing plate and the base. The use of electromagnetic clamping allows the pressing plate to be designed to meet various workpiece requirements, and workpieces with side walls can also be processed. The operation is very simple as well.
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