Sheet metal processing
Sheet metal processing refers to the manufacturing process of forming, cutting, and joining thin metal sheets into finished products.
What is in the Fabricating/Sheet Metal category?
The Fabricating/Sheet Metal category includes all Manual Bending Rolls, CNC Bending Rolls, Manual Guillotines/ Shears, CNC Manual Guillotines/ Shears, CNC Laser and Water Cutting, Manual Press Brakes and Folders, CNC Press Brakes and Folders, CNC Profile Cutting (Gas or Plasma), Manual Profile Cutting (Gas or Plasma), Manual Punching Machines, CNC Punching Machines, Section Rolls, Manual Tube Bending, CNC Tube Bending
Sheet Metal Processing equipment currently available
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2009 Trumpf TruLaser Tube 5000 2,700-Watt CNC Laser2009 Trumpf TruLaser Tube 5000 CNC Laser, S/N A0440A0261, with a Trumpf 2,700-Watt TruFlow 2700 Laser, S/N D000AB1351 (2009). NC: 96,805 hours, Laser on: 89,237 hours, Beam on: 17,442 hours. Trumpf control. **For buyers' convenience, Trumpf...
Manufacturers
Manufacturers that are normally found in this category are Adira, Amada, Amada Promecam, Atlantic, Bronx, Bystronic, Chicago, Cincinnati, Clearing, Niagara, Dener, Dreis, Ducksung, Durma, EHT, Engel, Ermaksan, Finn Power, Gasparini, Guifil, Haco, Hurco, Knuth, Komatsu, Krras, LVD, LVD, Mitsubishi, Murata, Niagara, NPL, Pacific, Pearson, Piranha, Prima Power, Promecam, Pullmax, Ursviken, Roto-Die, Rousselle, Salvagnini, Standard Industrial, Stripitt, Toyokoki, Trumpf, Ursviken, US Industrial Machinery, Version, Warcom
Sheet metal processing FAQs
Can you tell me more about the condition of the item?
We cannot comment on the condition of any of the items listed on our site. Instead, we strongly suggest that you arrange to view any lots of interest. All items are 'sold as seen' and come with no warranty; therefore, please ensure that you are happy before placing any legally binding bids. For more information, please see section 9 of our Terms and Conditions.
What is an autobid?
An autobid is a feature used in some online auction websites that allows bidders to set a maximum bid amount they are willing to pay for an item. The website's bidding system then automatically places bids on behalf of the bidder up to their maximum bid amount, in increments that are predefined by the auction rules.
The use of autobids allows bidders to participate in auctions without needing to constantly monitor the auction and manually place bids. It also helps to prevent bid sniping, where a bidder places a last-minute bid to win the auction. However, it is important for bidders to carefully consider their maximum bid amount before using an autobid, as they may end up paying more than they intended if there are multiple bidders with high autobids.
I've won a sheet metal fabrication auction and paid for my machine. What next?
Per our terms and conditions, Apex Auctions only oversees the machine sale. We do, however promote service providers who will be more than happy to assist.