Do you want to lift steel beams and pipes safely, position metal parts precisely for welding, or level steel plates?

The patented TML (Thin Material Lifting) and TMC (Thin Material Clamping) magnet technology makes Alfra's lightweight permanent magnets unique – they can be customised in many ways and, depending on the model, adhere to materials with a thickness of just one millimetre. We will be happy to advise you on your individual application!

ALFRA PRESS AP 400 – stationary punching device

With a 400 mm reach, 220 kg dead weight and 46 kN punching force, the AP 400 effortlessly creates round, square or rectangular holes. Special shapes are also possible. The semi-automatic stationary punch works precisely and without pre-drilling – whether for switch cabinet housings, switch cabinet doors or mounting plates.

You save time thanks to quick tool changes. Applications in extreme edge areas are just as possible as row punching. The laser pointer visually indicates the centre of the tool. A simple crosshair with a pen is sufficient as a marking. Even complete switch cabinet housings with a depth of up to 400 mm can be placed on the machine for processing.

With a working pressure of 600 bar, you can process materials such as sheet steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass or plastic.

ALFRA BS 120 CU busbar bending and hole punching machine

The busbar bending and punching machine from Alfra/Rittal Automation Systems ensures that copper busbars fit precisely into the enclosure according to plan – thanks to an electric angle reader, bending die and length stop. The BS 120 CU has two functions:

When the switch is set to ‘bend’, the bending die simply needs to be inserted into the hydraulic piston. The desired angle is fixed using an adjusting screw. The universal working cylinder bends busbars measuring 120 mm x 12 mm.

When the switch is set to ‘Punching’, the BS120 punches holes with a diameter between 6.6 mm and 21.5 mm or slotted holes, depending on the punch used.

Are you looking for magnetic core drilling machines or would you like to punch steel beams fully automatically using hydraulics?

Our tools and equipment for steel and metal construction offer the right solution for every application. For example, on construction sites, in metalworking companies or in shipbuilding. We would be happy to advise you!

Do you want to lift steel beams and pipes safely, position metal parts precisely for welding, or level steel plates?

The patented TML (Thin Material Lifting) and TMC (Thin Material Clamping) magnet technology makes Alfra's lightweight permanent magnets unique – they can be customised in many ways and, depending on the model, adhere to materials with a thickness of just one millimetre. We will be happy to advise you on your individual application!

ALFRA PRESS AP 400 – stationary punching device

With a 400 mm reach, 220 kg dead weight and 46 kN punching force, the AP 400 effortlessly creates round, square or rectangular holes. Special shapes are also possible. The semi-automatic stationary punch works precisely and without pre-drilling – whether for switch cabinet housings, switch cabinet doors or mounting plates.

You save time thanks to quick tool changes. Applications in extreme edge areas are just as possible as row punching. The laser pointer visually indicates the centre of the tool. A simple crosshair with a pen is sufficient as a marking. Even complete switch cabinet housings with a depth of up to 400 mm can be placed on the machine for processing.

With a working pressure of 600 bar, you can process materials such as sheet steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass or plastic.

ALFRA BS 120 CU busbar bending and hole punching machine

The busbar bending and punching machine from Alfra/Rittal Automation Systems ensures that copper busbars fit precisely into the enclosure according to plan – thanks to an electric angle reader, bending die and length stop. The BS 120 CU has two functions:

When the switch is set to ‘bend’, the bending die simply needs to be inserted into the hydraulic piston. The desired angle is fixed using an adjusting screw. The universal working cylinder bends busbars measuring 120 mm x 12 mm.

When the switch is set to ‘Punching’, the BS120 punches holes with a diameter between 6.6 mm and 21.5 mm or slotted holes, depending on the punch used.