Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 Press Brakes: Technical Specifications and Bending Guide
Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 Press Brakes: Technical Specifications and Bending Guide

What Are the Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 Press Brakes?
The Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 are CNC press brake (bending) machines widely used in the sheet metal industry. These machines form complex geometries such as box sections, channels, and U- and Z-profiles by bending thin and medium-thickness sheets to specific angles. Durmazlar, Turkey’s leading machine manufacturer, delivers high bending performance in a compact footprint with its DT series.
While the DT-10 model has a 100-ton bending capacity, the DT-15 model, with its 150-ton capacity, is preferred for bending thicker and wider sheet metal parts. Both machines are offered with servo-electric or hydraulic drive options and deliver reliable performance on industrial production lines.
DT-10 Press Brake Technical Specifications
The DT-10 Durmazlar press brake is an ideal bending solution for medium-scale sheet metal workshops and prototype production lines. Its main technical specifications are as follows:
- Bending capacity: 100 tons
- Working length: 3,100 mm
- Stroke: 200 mm
- Open height (daylight): 370 mm
- Durmazlar CNC control: ESA S640 / Delem DA-66T (optional)
- Back gauge (backgauge): X, R axes, CNC-controlled
- Speed: Rapid approach 100 mm/s, bending speed 10 mm/s
The DT-10’s compact design enables efficient operation even in confined spaces. Thanks to the CNC control unit, programmable bend angles, automatic return, and multi-bend sequences are easily defined.
DT-15 Press Brake Technical Specifications
The DT-15, as a step up from the DT-10, stands out with its higher tonnage and wider working length:
- Bending capacity: 150 tons
- Working length: 3,100 mm
- Stroke: 250 mm
- Open height (daylight): 420 mm
- Durmazlar CNC control: ESA S640 / Delem DA-66T / DA-69T (optional)
- Back gauge: X, R, Z1, Z2 axes (4+ axes)
- Crowning system: Automatic table crowning compensation
The DT-15’s more powerful hydraulic system delivers stable results when bending sheet metal parts 3 mm thick and above. Thanks to the automatic crowning system, a uniform bend angle is guaranteed even on long parts.
Offline Bending Simulation and Programming
In modern press brake operations, offline bending simulation is the key to production efficiency. Instead of trial and error at the machine, the bending sequence, tool selection, and collision analysis are carried out in a computer environment. This approach reduces machine idle time by up to 40%.
Metalix cncKad and similar CAM software provide fully compatible post-processor support for the DT-10 and DT-15. The offline programming process follows these steps:
- 3D model import: DXF/STEP file transfer from SolidWorks or AutoCAD
- Flat pattern calculation: unfolding based on the K-factor and bend allowance
- Bending sequence determination: automatic calculation of the most efficient bending sequence
- Die and punch selection: determining the V-die opening and punch radius based on sheet thickness
- Tonnage analysis: calculating the tonnage required for each bending step
- Collision analysis: part-tool-machine collision check in a 3D simulation environment
- CNC program generation: machine-specific G-code generation via the post-processor
K-Factor and Flat Pattern Calculation
For accurate bending, the K-factor calculation is critically important. The K-factor determines the position of the neutral axis as the sheet metal bends and directly affects the flat pattern calculation. Typical K-factor values for the DT-10 and DT-15:
- Mild steel (DC01): K = 0.40 – 0.45
- Stainless steel (AISI 304): K = 0.42 – 0.48
- Aluminium (5754): K = 0.33 – 0.38
- Galvanised sheet (DX51D): K = 0.40 – 0.44
By defining the K-factor in the SolidWorks sheet metal module, the flat pattern is generated automatically from the 3D model. This flat pattern is transferred directly into Metalix cncKad to create the bending program. At Burak Engineering, our expert team provides consultancy and freelance services in these processes for SolidWorks and Metalix integration.
CNC Control and Programming Details
Programming can also be done directly on the CNC control units of the DT-10 and DT-15 (ESA S640 or Delem DA-66T). The parameters defined on the control unit:
- Bend angle (target angle and springback compensation)
- Back gauge position (X axis)
- Bending speed and pressure setting
- Stroke limit and bottom dead centre (BDC)
- Multi-bend program (step bending)
However, for complex parts and series production, offline programming is far more efficient. The programming time spent at the machine drops to zero, and a correct result is achieved from the first part.
Burak Engineering Press Brake Services
At Burak Engineering, we offer comprehensive services related to the Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 press brakes:
- Offline bending programming: preparing fully simulated programs with Metalix cncKad
- SolidWorks sheet metal design: manufacturable 3D models, flat patterns, and BOM generation
- Tool selection consultancy: die, punch, and special tooling recommendations
- Tonnage and K-factor analysis: precise material-based calculation
- Collision analysis: bending sequence optimisation and error prevention
- Online training: CNC programming training for press brake operators
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Frequently Asked Questions
Durmazlar dt-10 and dt-15: checklist
Use this checklist to review the durmazlar dt-10 and dt-15 steps covered on this page:
- What Are the Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 Press Brakes?
- DT-10 Press Brake Technical Specifications
- DT-15 Press Brake Technical Specifications
- Offline Bending Simulation and Programming
- K-Factor and Flat Pattern Calculation
- CNC Control and Programming Details
- Burak Engineering Press Brake Services
- Frequently Asked Questions
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Durmazlar DT-10 and the DT-15?
The DT-10 has a bending capacity of 100 tons, a 200 mm stroke and a 370 mm open height (daylight), while the DT-15 offers 150 tons of capacity, a 250 mm stroke and a 420 mm open height. Both models have a working length of 3,100 mm. The DT-15 also features a backgauge with X, R, Z1 and Z2 axes and an automatic crowning system, delivering more stable results when bending sheets 3 mm thick and above.
What is offline bending simulation used for on a press brake?
Offline bending simulation allows the bending sequence, tooling selection, tonnage calculation and collision analysis to be completed on a computer, without trial and error at the machine. This approach reduces machine idle time by up to 40% and helps achieve a correct result from the very first part. CAM software such as Metalix cncKad provides fully compatible post-processor support for the Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15.
How do you choose the K-factor in sheet metal bending?
The K-factor determines the position of the neutral axis while the sheet is being bent and directly affects the accurate flat pattern calculation. Typical values by material are: 0.40-0.45 for mild steel DC01, 0.42-0.48 for stainless steel AISI 304, 0.33-0.38 for aluminium 5754, and 0.40-0.44 for galvanised sheet DX51D. By defining the K-factor in the SolidWorks sheet metal module, the flat pattern can be generated automatically from the 3D model.
Which CNC control units are the DT-10 and DT-15 programmed with?
The DT-10 is optionally available with an ESA S640 or Delem DA-66T control unit; on the DT-15, a Delem DA-69T option is also available in addition to these. On the control unit you can define the bend angle and springback compensation, the backgauge position, the bending speed and pressure setting, the stroke limit and multi-bend programs. For complex parts and series production, however, offline programming is far more efficient.
What services does Burak Engineering offer for Durmazlar press brakes?
For the Durmazlar DT-10 and DT-15 press brakes, Burak Engineering offers fully simulated offline bending programming with Metalix cncKad, manufacturing-ready sheet metal design with SolidWorks, flat pattern and BOM generation, die and punch selection consultancy, material-based tonnage and K-factor analysis, bending sequence optimisation with collision analysis, and online CNC programming training for press brake operators.