The best press brake depends on your work. CNC press brakes give programmable precision for repeat jobs, hybrid models like the Ermaksan EVO III cut energy use while staying accurate, and synchronised hydraulic machines deliver speed and tonnage for heavy production. Match the machine to
Flat bed fibre laser cutters improve productivity by cutting up to three times faster than CO2 lasers, producing precise edges that need little finishing, optimising material nesting via CNC, and integrating with automation like loading arms and part sorters, shortening lead times and freeing up
Low energy consumption press brakes, typically servo-electric or hybrid models, use electric drives, standby modes and regenerative braking to cut electricity use. They lower running costs and carbon footprint, improve precision, and need less maintenance than traditional hydraulic press brakes. Efficiency Meets Sustainability Modern manufacturing
Plasma cutting machines suit many fabrication workshops because they cut fast, produce clean edges across a range of thicknesses, are easy to operate with CNC control, and have lower running costs than laser systems — making them a cost-effective, versatile choice for medium-thickness metal work.
Bending rolls improve workshop efficiency by speeding up setup, ensuring consistent, repeatable forming, handling a wide range of materials on one machine, and reducing manual labour through CNC automation. Together these cut waste, rework and bottlenecks across production runs. Streamlining Production with the Right Tools
In today’s fast-paced manufacturing industry, precision, efficiency, and adaptability are essential. Industrial plasma cutting machinery embodies these qualities, offering unparalleled cutting power for a wide range of materials and thicknesses. From metal fabrication to automotive manufacturing, plasma cutters have become indispensable for businesses looking to
Bending rolls, also called plate rolling machines, bend flat metal sheets into cylindrical, curved or complex shapes by passing them between powered rollers. They come in 2-roll, 3-roll and 4-roll configurations, and modern CNC models give precise, repeatable bends for industries from shipbuilding to construction
Ermaksan’s CNC servo turret punch press uses digitally controlled electric motors instead of hydraulics, giving precise, real-time force control. The benefits are high punching accuracy, lower energy use (power is drawn only during the punch), faster job changeovers, automated consistency, and low maintenance from fewer
A multi-station steelworker, or ironworker, combines punching, shearing, notching and bending into one machine. It replaces several standalone machines, saving floor space and cost while keeping cuts and punches precise and repeatable, ideal for fabrication, construction and general manufacturing workshops. For fabricators handling everything from
Press brake tooling means the punches and dies that bend metal. The main options are standard tooling (V-dies, acute-angle dies, gooseneck punches), precision-ground tooling for tight tolerances, custom tooling for specialised shapes, and modular European (Promecam) tooling for fast tool changes — chosen to match
