Long-Bed CNC Press Brakes for 13 ft, 16 ft and 20 ft Fabrication Work
UmproTech supplies long-bed CNC hydraulic press brakes for U.S. fabrication shops, structural metal shops, truck body shops, agricultural equipment builders, cabinet and enclosure manufacturers, and production teams that need more bending length than standard 8 ft or 10 ft machines.
This collection focuses on 13 ft, 14 ft, 16 ft, and 20 ft press brake machines for longer panels, large formed parts, truck and trailer parts, cabinets, covers, frames, structural components, agricultural parts, and industrial fabrication work depending on material type, thickness, bend length, die opening, tooling, and part geometry.
Popular long-bed press brake options
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13 ft press brakes: practical long-bed option for shops that need more bending length than 10 ft.
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14 ft press brakes: useful for longer panels, truck body parts, equipment parts, and production bending.
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16 ft press brakes: strong option for oversized parts, long panels, and heavy fabrication.
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20 ft press brakes: high-capacity long-bed option for large industrial bending and very long parts.
How to choose a long-bed press brake
The right machine depends on material type, maximum thickness, longest bend, inside radius, die opening, tooling, controller needs, production volume, shop space, unloading access, delivery planning, and budget.
Quote, delivery, tooling, training and financing
UmproTech can prepare a delivered quote with machine configuration, controller package, tooling needs, freight to your ZIP code, unloading planning, installation/startup, operator training, support, and financing options. Financing may be available for qualified buyers, commonly with 24 to 60 month programs and possible 3 months no payments when applicable, subject to lender approval and final terms.
Request a long-bed press brake quote
Send material type, maximum thickness, longest bend length, desired controller, tooling needs, delivery ZIP code, unloading access, budget range, timeline, and whether you need installation, training, or financing. Final pricing depends on stock, configuration, freight, taxes, tooling, installation, and written invoice terms.