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Metal Processing Machinery

15 Verified Suppliers
PREFERRED SUPPLIERS
Northfield, OH
Tube cutoff presses & tooling, roll form cutoff presses & tooling, coil slitting line equipment, cut-to-length line equipment & complete process lines.
 
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Orrville, OH
 
Novi, MI
 
Royal Oak, MI
 
Moundridge, KS
 
Scotts, MI
 
Elgin, IL
 
Auburn Hills, MI
 
Toledo, OH
 
Lewis Center, OH
 
Minster, OH
 
Sterling Heights, MI
 
Rochester, NY
 
Closter, NJ
 
Pittsburgh, PA
 
IndustryNet is the Industrial Marketplace for Metal Processing Machinery

The metal processing machinery industry encompasses the design, manufacture, and maintenance of machines used to shape, cut, and form metal materials. This industry plays a crucial role in various sectors by providing the necessary equipment to transform raw metal into finished products. Key processes in metal processing include cutting, bending, forming, and joining. Cutting processes involve machines such as laser cutters, plasma cutters, and waterjet cutters, which precisely slice through metal sheets or blocks. Bending processes use press brakes and roll benders to shape metal into desired angles and curves. Forming processes involve stamping and forging machines that apply force to metal to create specific shapes and structures. Joining processes include welding and riveting, which connect metal parts to form a cohesive unit.

Materials processed in this industry primarily include steel, aluminum, copper, and other metal alloys. These materials undergo various treatments to enhance their properties, such as heat treatment to improve strength and durability or surface treatment to prevent corrosion. The machinery used in metal processing must withstand high levels of stress and temperature, necessitating robust construction and precise engineering.

Applications of metal processing machinery span numerous industries. In the automotive industry, these machines produce components like chassis, engine parts, and body panels. The aerospace industry relies on metal processing machinery to manufacture aircraft components, including fuselage sections and wing structures. In the construction industry, metal processing machinery fabricates structural beams, columns, and other essential building materials. Additionally, the electronics industry uses these machines to create enclosures and heat sinks for electronic devices.

The metal processing machinery industry serves a wide range of sectors, including automotive, aerospace, construction, electronics, and energy. It supports the production of essential components and structures, contributing to the functionality and safety of various products and infrastructures. The industry continually adapts to advancements in technology and materials, ensuring the efficient and precise processing of metals to meet the demands of modern manufacturing.

Earlier this week, IndustryNet reported on scrap metal processing in the U.S., with new data indicating the sector may be poised for a rebound. With so many scrap metal processors out there, it's a challenge to find one that meets your exact specifications. When looking for a scrap metal recycler, many companies might assume the most important factor is the price they receive for scrap. Of course this is an important consideration, but there are several other things to think about before settling with scrap recycler -- which can ultimately affect your bottom line, including: 1. What types of metal does the scrap metal recycler process? Companies that produce many different types of metal should find a company that can process it all. This may seem obvious, but it is important to note...(Full Article)
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