Machines
Eight machine families, thirty-four configurations. We do not organise them by tonnage — 40T, 63T, 100T down a page — because tonnage is rarely the first thing that breaks a project. We organise by what physically constrains you: the power at the wall, the space through the door, the shape of the part, its length, and where bending sits in the wider process. Start from the constraint, not the catalogue.

Why not a tonnage table?
Most suppliers lead with a tonnage table. It tells you how hard the machine pushes; it does not tell you whether it fits your building, clears your doorway, or bends your part without fouling the frame. The number that actually stops a project is usually power, clearance, geometry or length — tonnage is just one axis, and often not the binding one. So the range below is grouped by machine family, and inside each family we say what the configuration is actually for.
Press brakes
Fourteen configurations, from 30-ton bench machines to 6,000 kN robotic cells — organised by the constraint that binds you, not by tonnage.
CNC hydraulic press brake
The core range of NC, CNC and electro-hydraulic servo builds in conventional frames.
View detailsTorsion bar press brake
Mechanically synchronised WC67K range, 30-400 ton, bending lengths 1.6-6 m, TP10S control.
View detailsElectro-hydraulic press brake
Closed-loop cylinder sync with servo valves and grating rulers, CNC crowning, WE67K 30-400 ton.
View detailsElectric-hydraulic CNC press brake
Servo-driven main pump, Delem DA53T 4+1 axis control, 60% lower energy consumption.
View detailsHybrid press brake
Electric servo motors driving the hydraulics — up to 85% less energy, ±0.01 mm repeatability.
View detailsRobotic press brake cell
6-axis robot with 20 kg payload and 0.05 mm repeatability, brakes from 100 to 6,000 kN.
View detailsAutomatic press brake
Cobotic arm bending cells with Delem DA66T offline simulation and 24/7 operation.
View detailsHydraulic plate press brake
40-1,000 ton plate bending, beds to 12,000 mm on large projects, DA-66T control.
View detailsSmall tonnage press brake
Compact frames for small shops, job shops and limited workshop space.
View detailsDeep throat press brake
Deep throat and wide daylight for box work, enclosures and large flanges.
View detailsTandem press brake
Synchronised pairs for long parts beyond a single bed.
View detailsCable tray making line
WC67K brakes 63-125 ton with front supporters, plus robotic units that finish a tray without die changes.
View detailsAlternatives to premium brands
KECMT vs TRUMPF, Amada, Bystronic, LVD, Durma and more — what compares, and what does not.
View detailsDIY press brake kits & accessories
Build your own: servo control system with panel and cabinet, backgauge with servo motors and guides, clamps, punches and dies, hydraulic system and motor.
View detailsShearing machines
The cut that feeds the bend. Swing beam and guillotine builds, plus how to size a shear against your brake.
Which shear do you need?
Swing beam vs guillotine, blade clearance and why it distorts cuts, sizing the shear against the brake.
View detailsHydraulic swing shearing machine
Swing beam shears, 4-25 ton, cutting lengths 2.5-6 m. 29 standard models, E21S control.
View detailsHydraulic guillotine shearing machine
Guillotine shears, 4-30 ton, cutting lengths 1.6-6 m, electric shear angle adjustment. 45 standard models.
View detailsLaser cutting
Flat sheet, tube, or both processes on one bed — plus robotic laser cladding for repair and coating work.
Fiber laser cutting machine
Sheet metal lasers from 1500W to 12000W, cutting areas to 6 x 1.5 m, fully enclosed or open platform.
View detailsLaser tube cutting machine
Round, square, oval and rectangular tube from 20 mm to 200 mm, full-stroke chuck with no claw changes.
View detailsSheet and tube laser cutting machine
Both processes on one bed — flat sheet and tube, same control, same software.
View detailsLaser cladding machine
MOBIMR-6000 mobile robotic cladding cell — 6000W Raycus laser, 6-axis Estun robot, ±0.05 mm repeatability.
View detailsPlate rollers & section benders
Four-roller plate rollers to CNC spec, and hydraulic roll benders for angle steel, channel, tube and bar.
Hydraulic presses
C-frame shop presses from 10 to 250 ton for press fitting, coining, straightening and forming.
Turret punching
Servo-driven punch presses with 32 turret stations for nibbling, forming, beading and lettering.
Combination machines
Two or three processes in one footprint, for shops where floor space is the binding constraint.
Portable & manual machines
Bench and floor machines small shops actually run — brakes, shears, wheels, benders and notchers, no power required.
Portable fab machines
The full bench and floor range — where to start when the shop is small and the budget is tighter.
View detailsPan and box brake
305 mm bench finger brakes to 1200 mm floor models, pedal manual brakes and segmented folders.
View detailsEnglish wheel
Incremental wheel machines for compound curves — F1.2x560 standard and heavy-duty frames.
View detailsManual benders
Cleat benders, pipe benders, manual sheet rollers and small bench brakes — no power required.
View detailsManual shears
Hand shears, foot pedal shearers and manual guillotines with tungsten carbide blades at 62-64 HRC.
View detailsMetal forming tools
Planishing hammers, rotary beaders and shop press brake attachments that turn a press into a bender.
View detailsTube notcher & shrinker-stretcher
Hole saw, end mill and angle notchers 0-60°, plus shrinker-stretchers for rolled edges.
View detailsDistributors
We are expanding the global footprint and looking for distribution partners — exclusive regional rights, local inventory, marketing support and technical training included.
Retrofit & upgrades
For machines you already own: new CNC control, new backgauge, rewired cabinet, and the tooling upgrades that make an old brake change dies in seconds — multi-V to 2-V dies, fast-change clamps, American to European clamping, die risers and compensation.
Not sure where to start?
Describe your part and name your tightest constraint — power at the wall, clearance through the door, a geometry that fouls the frame, a length past the bed, or the cut that feeds the bend. We will point you to the one configuration worth reading, or tell you the project needs something we should quote as custom.
Tell us what you need to bend
Send a drawing, a photo, or just the material and thickness. We come back with a machine configuration and a quote.