Rather than a single cycle, this clip is a walk through the works: welded frames in the fabrication bay, beds being machined, measuring carriages and gantries being assembled, and finished presses running customer parts on the test floor. It shows what a manufacturer means here — the frame, controls, software and loading systems are built and debugged as one machine before it leaves.
Buying from the builder changes what is possible. The machine is engineered around your drawings — support spacing, tonnage, probe count and guarding are decided from the parts, not from a catalogue card — and modifications are made in the same workshop that made the frame. Where manual, CNC and fully automatic versions sit relative to each other is summarized in the configuration comparison guide.
Customers range from job shops wanting one CNC press to groups ordering turnkey lines with robot loading, across automotive, motors, pumps and heavy machinery. Acceptance trials use the buyer's own parts, and power is configured for 380–480 V three-phase with engineered lines delivered in 60–120 days. The standard automated line-up is shown under automatic line overview.
We can arrange a live video tour or a sample-part trial on a machine already built for similar work. Email prints through the contact form and our engineers will respond within a business day.
Frame, software, probes and loaders built in one works
Each machine engineered from customer drawings
Acceptance trials run on the buyer's own parts
380–480 V three-phase; engineered lines in 60–120 days
Video factory tours and sample trials on request
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