What is a Joggle In Sheet Metal

What is a Joggle In Sheet Metal?

A joggle bending is an offset bending process that creates two opposite bends with equal angles in a single action. The joggle bends are in opposite directions and less than 90°. It creates the jog bends on many types of sheet metal bending, including aluminum, Mild steel, galvanized steel, and stainless steel. the joggle is commonly used in sheet metal industrial works, such as Electrical enclosures, aircraft, and automobiles.

 

What is the process of joggle forming?

A joggle bending is an offset bending process that creates two opposite bends with equal angles in a single action, It means creating a small Z-shape bend profile. The inside joggle radii should be approximately the same as used for straight bending. A joggle press brake clamps sheet metal between two dies to create a joggle joint. When the press brake applies pressure to the sheet metal, the top die pushes down to make a bend at the point where it contacts the sheet metal. The joggle forming process aims to strengthen and secure connections for safety and reliability.

 

Sheet Metal joggle tool Shipment to Chicago USA

Apply : 3mm mild steel

Sheet metal joggle dimensions for Trump press brake:

Punch, size: 156x55x1524mm          Die,size: 120x80x1524mm

2 packages,  160kgs 0.094CBM       ETD:11th April 2024

BL#CHN0946487P6                          Shanghai to Chicago, IL

 

How to make a joggle in Sheet metal?

Normally Small Joggles formed in sheet metal work from 0.7mm to 3mm thick and up to a width 140mm.

To prove the quality after finishing the tools,  the sheet metal joggle tool will be tested to make a joggle in sheet metal on the joggle bender machine.

Check each size by a vernier caliper