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Used working in Gunma, Japan

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    1998 Aizawa Iron Works APM-407

    • Manufacturer: APM

    40t Table length 1200 Stroke length 155 Gap depth 300 With auto back gauge If there is a discrepancy between the contents and the actual product, the actual product will take precedence.

    Tatebayashi, Japan
  • 2004 Fuji Kiko BRT-400ⅡK

    2004 Fuji Kiko BRT-400ⅡK

    • Manufacturer: Fuji

    Tap capacity M3-M6 100V specification If there is a discrepancy between the contents and the actual product, the actual product will take priority.

    Tatebayashi, Japan
  • 1993 Fujimura Ironworks FK515

    1993 Fujimura Ironworks FK515

    • Manufacturer: Fujimura Iron Works

    Punching : 50t of applied pressure Diameter 25 x Thickness 16 Angle 90° : 13t x 100 x 100 Fusing : 90° : 9 x 75 x 75

    Tatebayashi, Japan
  • Laxou U-300

    Laxou U-300

    • Manufacturer: Laxou

    Three-phase 200V 0.75KW Table size 500mm x 400mm without working light If there is any discrepancy between the contents and the actual product, the actual product will be given priority.

    $1,294 USD
    Tatebayashi, Japan

Overview

Sheet metal processing involves the cutting, bending, and assembling of sheet metal to create different products and structures. This category includes machinery such as presses, shears, lasers, and CNC machines, all designed to handle various types of metal sheets for industries like automotive, aerospace, and construction.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used sheet metal processing equipment?

Check the machine's age, condition, and maintenance history. Verify its compatibility with your specific metal types and thicknesses, as well as its operational accuracy and efficiency.

How can I ensure safe shipping of sheet metal processing equipment?

Hire a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the equipment is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for sheet metal processing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and lubricating moving parts, checking electrical systems, and cleaning to prevent dust buildup. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.