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    Amada Pega 357 I Punching

    Amada Pega 357 I Punching Machine

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: Pega-357
    • Maximum thickness: 4 mm
    • Punch diameter: 114.3 mm

    We hereby offer this used Amada Pega 357 punching machine from 1991, located in Italy. It is equipped with an Amada 04PC control unit, ensuring efficient and accurate operation. With a spacious working area of 18...

    $21,126 USD

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    Est. $398/mo

    Italy
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    Amada Vipros 255 I Punching

    Amada Vipros 255 I Punching Machine

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: Vipros-255
    • Maximum thickness: 6.35 mm
    • Punch diameter: 88.9 mm

    We hereby offer this used Amada Vipros 255 punching machine from 2001, located in Italy. Equipped with a GE Fanuc 18-P control unit, it boasts a working area of 1250 x 1270 mm, a maximum punching diameter of 88.9...

    $23,473 USD

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    Est. $442/mo

    Italy

Overview

Punch machines are essential for metalworking operations, used to create holes, shapes, and indentations in various materials such as sheet metal. These machines can be manually operated or CNC-controlled to achieve precise and consistent results, making them ideal for manufacturing, fabrication, and industrial applications.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a punch machine?

Consider the machine's punching capacity, control system (manual or CNC), tooling options, and overall condition. Check for any signs of wear and tear and request maintenance records if available.

How can I ensure my punch machine is shipped securely?

Use a reputable shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the punch machine is properly disassembled, if necessary, and securely packaged to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a punch machine?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, inspecting and replacing worn-out tooling, checking hydraulic systems, and ensuring all safety mechanisms are functioning correctly. Refer to the manufacturer’s maintenance manual for specific guidelines.