The largest single phase CNC Press Brake available. 69ton - 5ft wide

[@ksanalyticalsystems2438]

These machines look like a great option for high mix, low volume fabrication. I've been cutting hashed bend lines on my parts so my little manual brake can handle them. It would be nice to have a small hydraulic with basic CNC capabilities. Thanks for putting these videos out

[@finpainter1]

Nice setup.

[@turbocobra]

Thanks!

[@portanssystemdoo1993]

Hi Ramsy, i am interested in press from prima, we are in Serbia, so we would like to know are they ok, can you recommend buying from them? And do they have some problem

[@goldenhazeduster]

Thanks for sharing.

[@isaacbukovich7235]

What is the brand/model of this machine? very interested in one for my new business

[@maloyaircraft1174]

Thanks for sharing. Any rubber pad forming vendors your working with?

[@turbocobra]

No, havent gotten into that, just metal at this point

[@zoeconner11]

What would you recommend in an high-school shop? Need a major update. Thanks

[@turbocobra]

The machine shown in this video would be perfect.

[@zakhu4971]

hello from iraq with you well done

[@EcoMouseChannel]

How much can your trailer hold? (How much can you effectively tow?)

[@turbocobra]

32k gvwr but the trailer weighs 12k, so deleting on weight distribution and how much you have shifted to the truck around 20k… 24k would be absolute max. I thought about an aluminum one, definitely give you more yield , but prone to cracking

[@bcbloc02]

@@turbocobra Looks like you got one a lot longer than you needed. I can't imagine you would be cubing out a trailer that long with the items you haul. The shorter trailers are much less flexy and pull better plus are more manuverable.

[@turbocobra]

@@bcbloc02 I have some very long lasers coming, some are close to 30ft long and then add in the cabinet, accessories, etc they jam them into a 40ft container, but yea this one is longer than i needed by about 8ft lol,but i bought it in a hurry and this was what was available