SHEET METAL MACHINES

Choose a 3-in-1 sheet metal machine for cutting, bending and rolling in one compact unit. Models range from mini bench machines for small parts to 1067–1320 mm workshop machines for demanding sheet metal work.

Choose a manual hand shear for accurate cutting of sheet metal and plastic sheets. NOVA models cover working widths from 500 to 1300 mm, with sturdy frames, sharp blades and spare blade sets available for long service life.

Choose a sheet metal brake for accurate bending in workshop, installation and production work. The range covers compact mini shear brakes, manual pan & box brakes, magnetic bench brakes and heavy-duty electric or hydraulic models for wider and thicker material.

Choose a manual, foot-operated, electric or hydraulic shear for clean cutting of sheet metal, flat bar and profiles. Compare working width, cutting thickness, stops and machine type to find the right solution for workshop, school or industrial use.

Choose a slip roll machine for accurate sheet metal rolling, from compact 305–320 mm bench models to electric and hydraulic machines for wider and thicker material. Check each product page for live stock status, capacity and delivery details.

Shop manual and electric bead rollers for strengthening, shaping and detailing sheet metal. Compare throat depth, maximum sheet thickness, drive type and accessories to choose the right machine for workshop, restoration or professional fabrication use.

Shape smooth curves and compound panels in sheet metal with reliable English wheels and matching roller sets. Choose a complete machine such as the NOVA 710 English Wheel or upgrade your forming options with additional rollers for more precise panel work.

Choose a sheet metal shrinker/stretcher for forming curves, flanges and repair panels in thin sheet metal. Compare compact bench models and foot-pedal machines by material capacity, throat depth and working style, and check each product page for live stock status.

Choose a pneumatic planishing hammer or air hammer for sheet metal shaping, smoothing, finishing and light forging. Compare throat depth, hammer speed, air or power requirements and machine size to find the right tool for workshop use.