STEFA machines focus on durability, precise repeatability and low maintenance, with finger tooling and robust frames suited to complex industrial work.
Yes. The range includes manual models for lighter tasks and powered/hydraulic models for higher throughput and repeatable accuracy.
Box & pan folders use segmented fingers for forming boxes and trays. Front-beam variants offer fast clamping and bending on longer parts and repetitive work.
Capacities vary by model. As a guide, manual units suit thinner gauges and shorter lengths, while powered models handle heavier gauges and longer bending lengths with optional NC/CNC control.
Standard segmented fingers are supplied, with optional finger sets and radiused tooling to match target flanges, internal radii and profiles.
Manual clamping/bending, NC controls for repeatable stops, and CNC controls for stored programs and automated bend sequences, depending on model.
Material type and thickness, maximum bend length, minimum flange, internal radius, accuracy requirements and whether manual, NC or CNC control is preferred.
