Bench machine

An advanced CNC punching machine for sheet metal processing—characterized by high precision, efficiency, and versatility. It punches, cuts, and forms complex openings and shapes in sheet metal under full numerical control.

One-year warranty

24/7 Support

Free installation

Quality Certificate

Full technical specifications

Compressive strength

20 – 50 tons

Control system

CNC with integrated CAD/CAM software

Engines

Hydraulic / Servo, depending on the model

User Interface

Intuitive touchscreen

Plate size

1250×2500 / 1500×3000 mm

Tooling System

Multi-station turret — quick change

Applications

Piercing / Cutting / Forming Complex Openings

Warranty

One-year warranty

Components

Heavy structure and rigid frame

Hydraulic/Servo Press Unit

CNC controller

Multi-station turret system

Automated stabilization and repositioning system

Assorted Punches and Dies

Safety sensors

Integrated CAD/CAM software

Materials

Carbon Steel (Coil)

The Standard

Stainless steel

With special tools

Aluminum

Various thicknesses

Galvanized sheet metal

Many applications

Metal alloys

According to the specification

Features

Precision and speed in drilling and cutting.

A hydraulic/servo system ensures precise and consistent holes and openings.

Direct CAD/CAM programming

Import designs directly and convert them into automated cutting paths in minutes.

Reducing material waste

Optimizing nesting within the software reduces waste and increases material efficiency.

Rapid tool changing with a turret system.

Multi-station turret — instant switching without interrupting production.

Automatic clamping and precise positioning

A fixation and repositioning system that ensures precision in all operations, eliminating human error.

For panels, electrical cabinets, and vehicles.

Control panels, electrical cabinets, automotive parts, and metal furniture.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the bench and the laser machine?

Punch presses use mechanical tools—making them faster and more cost-effective for repetitive, standard holes. Lasers are better suited for complex shapes and precise curves.

Is it possible to drill the designated holes?

Yes—by changing the tooling (punch and die), various opening shapes can be achieved. Some models also support the use of a template.

Which industries use it?

Control panels, electrical cabinets, air conditioning, automotive parts, lighting, and metal furniture.

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