Press Brakes, Panel Benders
These machines form predetermined, simple to complex bends of sheet metal and plate material by clamping the workpiece between a matching punch and die. Press brakes can bend thin gauge sheet metal up to very thick plate, while panel benders are used to bend only gauge sheet metal. Press brakes typically cost less than panel benders, which usually employ some level of automation and produce many more parts per hour.
Trilogy Machinery’s Processes and People Ensure Your Success

Stocked with metal fabrication machines ranging from entry level to custom designed, and full parts and service departments, Trilogy Machinery collaborates with customers to determine the best solutions for their applications.
Stocked with metal fabrication machines ranging from entry level to custom designed, and full parts and service departments, Trilogy Machinery collaborates with customers to determine the best solutions for their applications.
The most innovative and updated features to today’s metal forming and fabricating machinery, additive manufacturing equipment, software, controllers and accessories result in efficiencies — both in production and cost savings.
Innovative technologies and updated features to press brakes assist shops in doing more in a challenging labor environment.
Cobot-powered press brakes provide a cost-effective way to overcome the ongoing labor crisis.
AMADA’s sheet metal fabrication equipment assists end users in generating more product by utilizing their existing workforces.
American-Made Shears & Press Brakes Since 1972.
New TRUMPF TruBend Center 7020 offers highest box height of any commercially available panel bending machine and reduces cycle time by up to 80% compared to manual press brakes.
COE Press Equipment announces “Science Behind the Solution” calculators, software utilities where equipment capability and optimization are proven by data.