Used sheet metal machines shape, bend, and cut flat plates into finished components for fabrication shops. Buyers evaluate tonnage, bed length, and throat depth to match material thickness. Current inventory includes hydraulic and mechanical units from builders like Guifil, Promecam, Rushworth, Edwards, and Amada, featuring a 1993 build year.
Sheet metal equipment handles cutting, bending, and punching operations for industrial fabrication, HVAC ducting, and enclosure manufacturing. Configurations include mechanical and hydraulic press brakes, guillotine shears, and CNC turret punches. Selecting the right machine depends primarily on maximum plate thickness capacity, working length, and throat depth. Press brakes rely on tonnage and hydraulic down-stroking depth to govern bend angles, while shears require accurate backgauge positioning and rake angles to prevent plate distortion during separation. Turret punches combine multi-station toolholders with coordinate tables to process complex hole patterns in flat sheets.
When assessing used sheet metal machinery, inspect the main hydraulic cylinder seals and manifolds for oil leaks or pressure drop under load. On press brakes, check the bed and ram parallelism to ensure uniform bending angles across the entire working length. Examine the shear blade clearances, edge sharpness, and the hold-down clamp cylinders to prevent burrs or plate slip during cutting cycles. For CNC turret punches, verify the condition of the indexable tool stations, drive belts, and the linear guide rails for backlash or wear that degrades positioning accuracy.
Current stock features equipment from Guifil, Promecam, Rushworth, Edwards, and Amada. The lineup covers specialized metal preparation and forming systems, including a 1993 Amada Pega 357 CNC turret punch alongside hydraulic down-stroking and mechanical shearing configurations. All listed sheet metal machines can be inspected directly at our Nashik yard before purchase.
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Amada Pega 357 CNC Turret Punch
- Stock No.
- 311102
- Capacity
- —
Edwards 2015 x 3.25 MM Sheering Machine
- Stock No.
- 3452
- Capacity
- 2015 X 3.25 MM
Rushworth 6’6″ x 1/8″ Sheering Machine
- Stock No.
- 3447
- Capacity
- 6'6" X 1/8"
Promecam RG 35 20
- Stock No.
- 3117
- Capacity
- 35T
Guifil Model PE15/30 Hydraulic Down Stroking Bending
- Stock No.
- 2299
- Capacity
- 30T / 1500 MM
Used Sheet Metal Machines delivered across India
Used and second hand sheet metal machines from our Nashik yard are running on shop floors in Pune, Mumbai, Nashik, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Bengaluru, Hosur, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi NCR, Faridabad, Ludhiana, Rajkot and Ahmedabad. We ship anywhere in India and export worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What determines the maximum material thickness a used shear can cut?
Shearing capacity depends on the tensile strength of the metal, the shear angle, and the structural rigidity of the beam and side frames. A machine rated for mild steel will require reduced thickness limits when processing harder materials like stainless steel.
How do hydraulic press brakes like the Guifil unit differ from mechanical models?
Hydraulic press brakes deliver full tonnage through the entire stroke and offer adjustable stroke depth and pressure control. Mechanical models rely on a flywheel and clutch mechanism, providing fixed speeds but distinct cycle rates for high-volume repetitive bending.
What should I check on the tooling stations of a used Amada CNC turret punch?
Inspect the punch and die holders for galling, check the turret alignment pins for wear, and verify that the hydraulic or mechanical striking rams operate without scoring. Misalignment in the turret stations leads to premature tool wear and poor hole edge quality.
Why is bed parallelism critical when evaluating a used press brake like the Promecam?
Bed and ram parallelism ensures consistent bend angles along the entire length of the sheet. Any deflection or wear in the mechanical stops or hydraulic synchronisation causes uneven bending angles from one end of the workpiece to the other.