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Manual & CNC punching machines for sheet metal processing
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AMADA PEGA 367 CNC Punching Machine
Germany, 74582 Gerabronn
AMADA PEGA 367 CNC Punching Machine
AMADA ARCADE 210 II CNC Punching Machine
AMADA EUROPE 245 CNC Punching Machine
Germany, 58285 Gevelsberg
AMADA EUROPE 245 CNC Punching Machine
HESSE + CO PP 12530 Punching- and Nibbling Machine
SUNRISE PM-80LT-CN5 Hole Punch
Germany, 49779 Niederlangen
SUNRISE PM-80LT-CN5 Hole Punch
RASKIN CNC 303 turret punch press machine
RASKIN CNC 303 turret punch press machine
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KM+W KL 50-RV Hydro Pneumatic Punching Machine
Germany, 86937 Scheuring
KM+W KL 50-RV Hydro Pneumatic Punching Machine
BEYELER BPM 750 Punching Machine
Netherlands, 3087 BV Rotterdam
BEYELER BPM 750 Punching Machine
GEKA HYDRACROP 100/SD Punching and cutting machine
EDEL PUNCHING PROFI 400 Punching Machine
S.I.L.L.A. Punching machine
Italy, 80041 Boscoreale (NA)
S.I.L.L.A. Punching machine
Pneumatic punching machine COMALL ZPX14268
AMADA VIPROS 255 Turret Punching Machine with Numerical Control
AMADA ARIES 222 Numerically controlled turret punching machine
AMADA ARIES 222 Numerically controlled turret punching machine

Despite a strong competition from the laser technology, the punching machine still defends its place in the manufacturing sector. Punching machines are more cost-effective and will still work when things become tight for lasers. Different sizes and performance classes are available, from manual hole punches to hydraulic automatic punching machines. CNC punching machines can be easily combined with press brakes, guillotine shears and other machines to create automatic production lines. And buying a used machine from Surplex, such as a used CNC punching press from TRUMPF, SANDT or other top manufacturers, is just as easy!

A punching machine ‘punches’ holes into metal sheets to create component parts for a wide range of machinery and industrial applications. A CNC punching machine uses hydraulic or mechanical systems to automate the process of separating metal, cutting shapes and ‘punching’. The latest punching machinery performs this process quickly and accurately, thanks to a pre-programmed set of instructions that is stored in a computer. Automatic material loaders improve speed, efficiency and productivity further — helping small and large operations to cut costs and streamline their operations.

Punch presses are compatible with a range of forming tools for every imaginable outcome. Countersinks, louvers and extrusions are all used within a CNC programme to reduce labour and human error. This automated process reduces the cost of production, and creates consistently accurate fabricated metal sheets. A punch press is only used to cut and separate thin base materials, such as slabs or metal sheets.

  • They are used to separate metal
  • Its composition of a punching machine depends on its size
  • It consists of a material feed, a punching tool, a lifting unit and a product discharge system
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Punching machines are set up differently depending on their size, the technologies they utilise and their primary tasks. A pneumatic CNC punch press is capable of working at exceptionally high speeds, but the downside to using this type of metal punching machine is that it is only capable of processing very thin sheets of metal.

Intermediate punch machines are driven by an eccentric drive, which is a circular disc that is fixed to a rotating axle. This creates a similar action to one you might see on an old locomotive train. A metal punching machine that is expected to ‘punch’ through relatively thick metal sheets must be operated by hydraulic machinery.

Most modern industrial punches consist of a main punching tool, a lifting unit, a unit that feeds material into the punching area and a product discharge system. In most cases, a container must be manually positioned with care to collect waste material as it is produced.

SHAPE (LVD) Punching machine in operation

The use of manually operated punching machines was once widespread. While they are still used in small, family-run businesses, they are gradually being phased out in favour of automated sheet metal punching machines that rely on CNC technology to cut, separate and shape metal. These high precision systems remove the element of human error from the process. Labour costs can be further reduced by using loading robots to feed in the raw materials. Your business can cut costs significantly by investing in a used punch press with a solid service history.

There are two main types of punching machine currently on the market: the h-type and the closed type. Both can be very noisy, and both have several moving parts that have the potential to cause injury. While no formal qualifications are required to operate a new or used punching machine, strict health and safety guidelines must be adopted and observed by those using and supervising these large items of machinery.

A modern punching machine is a heavy, expensive, precision-engineered system with a high price tag. Large-scale operations are moving towards a fully automated production process that utilises the latest robotic technology. It is therefore relatively easy to pick up a second-hand punching machine for a great price. As these punching machines have usually been used in processing plants of the highest quality, they have been well maintained and cared for throughout their working history.

Our punch machine sale features quality machinery from many of the World’s top manufacturers, including MUBEA, HEIDEL, PEDDINGHAUS and SCHUECO. Visit Surplex.com regularly to see what the latest CNC sheet metal punching machine sale has to offer your business.