Stefa PanelMaster 5100 CNC Panel Bender – Press Brake

Overview

The Stefa PanelMaster 5100 CNC Panel Bender is a high-performance press brake designed for industrial and commercial applications involving sheet metal bending. It is particularly suited for projects requiring high tonnage and precision, such as architectural metalwork, automotive parts, and custom sheet metal fabrication. This machine is capable of handling a variety of materials including aluminum, stainless steel, and tubing, making it an ideal choice for producing components like handrails, frames, roll cages, roof panels, and wall panels.

What It Typically Costs

Pricing estimate (USD): $250,000 – $900,000 USD

Performance / Spec Considerations

• High tonnage capability for heavy-duty bending tasks
• Suitable for a range of materials: aluminum, stainless steel, and tubing
• Precision control for intricate architectural metalwork and custom designs
• Versatile applications including the production of handrails, frames, and roll cages
• Advanced CNC technology for accurate and repeatable results
• Designed for high-volume industrial manufacturing environments

What to Inspect Before You Buy

• Check the machine’s maximum tonnage capacity and ensure it meets your project requirements
• Verify the compatibility with the types of materials you plan to use
• Examine the CNC control system for ease of use and functionality
• Inspect the machine’s condition for any signs of wear or damage
• Ensure the bending accuracy and repeatability align with your quality standards
• Review maintenance records and service history for used machines
• Confirm the availability of technical support and spare parts
• Assess the footprint and space requirements in your facility
• Evaluate the power requirements and ensure compatibility with your electrical setup

Common Questions

Can the PanelMaster 5100 handle all types of sheet metal? It is designed to work with aluminum, stainless steel, and tubing, but may not be suitable for all sheet metal types.

What is the maximum material thickness it can bend? This depends on the material and machine configuration; check specific capabilities with the manufacturer.

Is the machine suitable for small-scale operations? It is more suited for high-volume industrial environments due to its capabilities and cost.

Does it require a lot of maintenance? Regular maintenance is necessary to ensure optimal performance, but specific needs vary.

What training is required to operate the CNC system? Operators should be trained in CNC operations and the specific software used by the machine.

Can it be used for non-metal materials? It is primarily designed for metal bending and may not be suitable for non-metal materials.

Is customization possible for specific projects? The CNC capabilities allow for customization within the limits of the machine’s specifications.

What is the lead time for delivery? Lead times vary based on manufacturer schedules and customization requirements.

Are there financing options available? Many suppliers offer financing options; inquire directly with them for details.

What is the warranty period? Warranty periods vary; check with the manufacturer or dealer for specific terms.