Our 9-axis CNC press brake measures every bend with a laser while it happens, feeding the controller in real time — angles come out right the first time, without test bends or wasted material. And because our quoting engine knows the die library, your part is checked for manufacturable radii and flange lengths the moment you upload it.
Free, no signup needed. STEP or DXF.
Every quote is manufacturability-verified before you see the price — not a form that emails you back tomorrow.
| Machine | 9-axis CNC press brake with in-process laser angle measurement |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Steel up to 1/2 in (12.7 mm) |
| Materials | Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum — brass and copper on request |
| Design verification | Bend radius, flange length and relief checks run automatically against our die library at quote time |
| Drawings and tolerances | We read GD&T to ASME Y14.5 — include drawings with your order when tolerances are critical |
Laser angle feedback removes the trial-bend cycle: consistent angles from part 1 to part 1,000.
If a flange is too short for the die or a radius will not form in your gauge, the upload tells you immediately — with the geometry highlighted.
The same pipeline that cuts your blank bends it — one order, one accountable shop, no tolerance games between vendors.
Drop a STEP (3D) or DXF (2D) file on the homepage. No account needed to see your price.
Our engine checks every feature against real tooling and prices the part in seconds — material, cutting, bends, welds and finish.
Laser cut, bend, weld, finish, pack and ship from our Querétaro plant — across Mexico and the US.
Typical production for stocked materials: 2–5 business days. Every quote shows its own lead time.
Nearshore by design: fabricated in Querétaro, MX and delivered across the US and Mexico — USMCA-friendly, same-hemisphere lead times, no language barrier.
The brake measures each bend with a laser and corrects in process, which holds angles consistent across a batch. For critical tolerances, include a drawing (ASME Y14.5 GD&T is fine) and we will review it before production.
It depends on gauge and die — which is exactly why the quote engine checks your geometry against the real die library on upload instead of publishing a one-size-fits-all table.
Yes — stainless and 5052 aluminum bend cleanly; we account for springback per material, and polished stainless is handled with protective film.
Yes — parts drawn in the MATERIAM studio fold at the same die radii the brake actually uses, so what you preview is what arrives.
Upload your part and see a manufacturability-verified quote — material, processes, finish and lead time included.
Upload your file — instant quote