CNC Bending Machine Amada Design Hydraulic Press Brake for Stainless Steel Bending

Name: CNC Bending Machine Amada Design Hydraulic Press Brake for Stainless Steel Bending
Brand: Nanjing Prima CNC Machinery Co., Ltd.
SKU: 840391375

Jiangsu, ChinaNanjing Prima CNC Machinery Co., Ltd.

US$2,500.00

1 Set

Product profile

Customization

Available

Waterproof Rating

IPX-8

Warranty

3-year

Model NO.

100t3200

Condition

New

Certification

ISO 9001:2000, CE

Automation

Automatic

Suitable for

Copper, Aluminum, Alloy, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel

Type

Press Brake

Transport Package

Wooden Case

Specification

5200x2100x1560mm

Trademark

Prima

Origin

Nanjing, China

HS Code

8456901000

Production Capacity

Key features

3-Year Warranty Coverage: Comprehensive 3-year warranty for all mechanical parts and labor.

European Design Structure: Streamlined design with tempered welded parts for high stability.

High Precision Machining: Frames machined up to 60mm in single pass for dimension accuracy.

Advanced Hydraulic System: Rexroth Germany closed-loop servo control with Sumitomo pump.

Multi-Metal Compatibility: Suitable for Copper, Aluminum, Alloy, Carbon Steel, and Stainless Steel.

ISO 9001 & CE Certified: Meets international quality standards and safety certifications.

Precision CNC Back Gauge: Ball screw and linear guide system for high-precision bending steps.

Universal Tool Fixing: Universal fixing surface accommodates various clamping requirements.

Company profile

Nanjing Prima CNC Machinery Co., Ltd.

Jiangsu, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading CompanyExport Year: 2012-03-29Average Response Time: ≤5.90h

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SummaryNanjing Prima CNC Machinery Co., Ltd. is identified as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory in Jiangsu, China. It produces and exports sheet-metal machinery, including CNC fiber laser cutting machines, press brakes, shearing machines, ironworkers, bending machines, and plasma cutting machines. The supplier reports ISO 9001 certification, its own research and development institutions, 21–30 years of total R&D engineer experience, 50 quality-control staff, and 10 production lines. It states that it has CE certification, an international after-sales team, and export activity to approximately 100 countries, with exporting beginning in 2012. Transaction records identify buyers in Vietnam and the United States, but the available evidence does not establish financial reliability, customization capability, or the quality and scale of customer implementations.

Supplier typeThe supplier is explicitly classified as both a Trading Company and Manufacturer/Factory. Its stated business scope includes manufacturing CNC fiber laser cutting machines, press brakes, shearing machines, and ironworkers at its Nanjing facility.

CertificationsThe supplier states that it has CE certification and reports ISO 9001 certification for its management systems. These are explicit certifications associated with the supplier in the provided information.

After-Sales capabilityThe supplier describes improved and comprehensive after-sales service and specifically states that it has an international after-sales team. However, no details are provided on response times, service locations, spare-parts support, or technical-service performance.

R&D capabilityThe supplier states that it operates its own research and development institutions and has strong domestic product-development skills. It also reports 21–30 years of total R&D engineer experience, supporting an established innovation resource base.

Production capacityThe supplier identifies itself as a manufacturer, lists multiple machine-tool product categories, reports 10 production lines, and maintains 50 quality-control staff. These details explicitly support production capability, although no verified capacity by product or delivery lead-time data is provided.

Client casesTrade records associate the supplier with CÔNG TY TNHH CÔNG NGHIỆP AMS in Vietnam and HIGHLANDS METALWORKS LLC in the United States. These named buyer associations provide evidence of customer transactions, but the slices do not describe project outcomes, repeat orders, product performance, or customer references.