PRECISION - SWISS MADE

In the steel metal, stamping and forming industry, BRUDERER stamping presses are synonymous for maximum performance, utmost precision and unsurpassed reliability.

Our BSTA range inlcudes high-performance stamping presses with press forces from 180 up to 2500 kN and a stroke speed range of 100 to 2000 spm.

The unique lever system of the BSTA stamping press distributes the load acting on the ram in the system. The load distribution, the minimal bearing clearance and the efficient lubrication system are the main reasons for the long life and consistently high precision of the BRUDERER high-performance stamping presses.

The feed units developed by BRUDERER allow for the highest possible accuracy, even for complex production processes. Mechanically or electrically driven versions, suitable for different raw materials.

The 2 in 1 solution from BRUDERER - tool test press and stamping machine. With the planetary gear, the speed is freely selectable from one stroke per minute.

Even at minimum speed, you work with 100% power.

BRUDERER’s new servo axis technology is setting new standards in terms of servo drive technology for stamping processes. It combines the advantages of servo axes over mechanical drives with the benefits of the fully integrated technology of experienced manufacturers across the entire stamping process, providing more flexibility and efficiency and a whole host of new possibilities within the production chain and in tool manufacturing.

BRUDERER control systems provide clarity and the highest leveol of control over all process cycles. They are simple and intuitive to operate and allow entering and changing of data during the production process.

The ram axis can be corrected manually or automatically - during the production process and to the narrowest of tolerances of maximum process reliability. Factory-set or user-defined retooling sequences provide support during retooling and prevent erroneous operator intervention.

A retrofit can be an attractive alternative to a new stamping press. There is often more potential in a used machine than you think. By replacing outdated components and adding new, current technologies, existing machines are brought up to date and can achieve performance levels matching those of a new machine. One of the possibilities is, for example, an extended tool loading area.