Used Press brakes, along with all of the machines in Kempler’s inventory, are sold with our 30 Day Return Guarantee.
Kempler Buys Used Surplus Press Brakes. Sell us Your Pre-Owned Equipment
Kempler continues to scour the country for quality surplus press brakes to ensure we always have a varied inventory to offer our customers. We buy used mechanical press brakes, hydraulic press brakes, hydra-mechanical press brakes, and CNC press brakes. Fill out our online form and get cash for your surplus press brakes today.
At any point and time, an assortment of used press brakes from various manufacturers can be found in Kempler’s inventory.
With a focus on forming and fabricating, Kempler Industries has been selling used press brakes for decades. Since its inception in 1962, Kempler has been recognized nationally for having one of the largest inventories of mechanical press brakes in the nation. As technology evolved in the 1960’s and 70’s, our used press brake inventory became more diverse to include used hydraulic press brakes and used hydra-mechanical press brakes. Today, Kempler’s inventory is constantly being updated to meet our customer’s needs for the latest used press brakes. Our knowledge and expertise, combined with our large inventory, are reasons to start your search for used press brakes at Kempler.com.
Many press brakes are equipped with CNC controls (computerized numerical control). Not all brakes with a CNC control, however, should be described as CNC brakes. A press brake with a computer controlled single axis back gauge could be described as a CNC brake. More accurately, a true CNC brake has a minimum of a 2 axis control where the CNC controls both the X-axis (horizontal gauge) and Y-axis (ram). It is not uncommon for CNC Brakes to have more than 2 axes and many have a mulit-axis control.
Unlike hydraulic press brakes that are driven with a hydraulic pump and hydraulic cylinders, mechanical press brakes are actuated by an eccentric crank shaft. Where hydraulic brakes have a fully adjustable stroke length, mechanical brakes have a stroke length that is constant and is not adjustable. Generally, mechanical brakes are much faster than hydraulic brakes in considering strokes per minute. Mechanical brakes are known for their ability to maintain accuracy under full load.
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