It's used to form, punch and stamp electrical junction/metal boxes and similar sheet-metal enclosures from flat metal sheets, automating cutting, forming and punching operations to produce consistent boxes for electrical installations.
The product line includes automatic and semi-automatic versions. The exact automation level depends on the model and buyer requirements; fully automatic models handle feeding, forming and punching with minimal operator intervention while semi-automatic models require more manual feeding or adjustment.
It is designed for common sheet metals used in electrical boxes such as cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel and aluminum. Typical thickness range is approximately 0.3–2.0 mm, but capability depends on the machine tonnage and tooling—heavier gauges can be handled with a higher-spec model or customized configuration.
Cycle time varies by model, box complexity and tooling. Typical automatic machines can produce several dozen to several hundred pieces per hour. We can provide estimated throughput for your specific box design once tooling and model are selected.
Yes—specific dies and tooling sets are required for different box sizes, shapes and punch patterns. Tooling can be supplied as part of the machine order and can be customized to your design.
Standard industrial electrical supply is required; commonly 3-phase 380–400V, 50/60Hz. Exact power requirements depend on the selected model and motors; machines can be configured for different voltages on request.
Footprint and weight vary by model and level of automation. We will provide detailed machine layout, footprint and installation requirements for your chosen model prior to purchase.
Yes. Standard supply generally includes machine commissioning, on-site installation assistance and basic operator training. Remote training and extended training packages are often available.
Routine preventive maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, periodic inspection of dies and tooling, checking electrical connections, and replacing wear parts as needed. Frequency depends on usage; a daily visual check and regular scheduled maintenance (weekly/monthly) is recommended.
Machines typically include emergency stop buttons, safety guards, interlocks on access doors, and overload protection. Additional safety options (light curtains, two-hand controls) can be added to meet local regulations and customer requirements.
Yes—the machine, tooling and control software can be customized to produce specific box sizes, flange configurations, hole patterns and special features. Please provide drawings or samples for an accurate customization quote.
Per the product description, machines are typically packed in plywood cases for sea or land transport. We can arrange export crating, sea freight, air freight and delivery to your site; shipping terms (FOB, CIF, etc.) can be negotiated.
Yes. We provide spare parts, tooling replacements and technical after-sales support. Spare parts lists and recommended inventory levels will be supplied with the machine; prioritized support contracts are available.
Standard warranty terms typically apply (often 12 months), covering manufacturing defects; exact warranty and service terms will be stated in the sales contract. Machines can be manufactured to comply with customer-required certifications (CE, UL, etc.) where applicable—please specify required certifications when ordering.
Lead time depends on model, customization level and current production schedule. Typical lead times range from several weeks for standard models to a few months for customized equipment. We will provide an estimated delivery schedule when you confirm specifications.
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