Bending stainless steel sheets
NEON.BG has a top-tier press brake for bending stainless steel. To see all the materials we work with, click HERE.
Stainless steel — also known as inox, or "non-oxidizing" steel — is a steel alloy containing a minimum of 10.5% chromium. It's known for its corrosion resistance, which increases in direct proportion to its chromium content. Adding molybdenum further improves resistance to corrosion, acids and pitting in chloride solutions. In advertising, the material is used to make a wide range of signage and dimensional letters. This type of steel is also commonly used to manufacture everyday kitchenware and utensils.
Frequently Asked Questions
How thick can you bend stainless steel?
Up to 5 mm.
What is the maximum bend length?
3000 mm as standard, 3100 mm maximum.
What force?
1000 kN, that is 100 tonnes.
What angle accuracy?
±15′, that is ±0.25°.
Can you bend 180°?
Yes, hemming with original AMADA tooling.
How many axes?
Eleven, Delta X included.
Material certificates
Mill certificates for the stainless steel sheet we work with. The documents were issued by the manufacturer, TRINOX METAL, to EN 10204 3.1 and are hosted here for the customer’s convenience — they are not NEON.BG content. The figures apply to the specific batch described in each document, not to every delivery. The buyer’s field and the mill contract numbers are blacked out: an EN 10204 certificate is issued to whoever buys from the mill and travels down the chain with the material, and third-party data is not ours to publish.