Customized oversized press brakes
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Large press-brake product group in the current Colgar Bending range; not an item number.
Send an enquiry ↗Colgar is a historic machine-tool brand. MCM currently presents large press brakes and automatic sheet-cutting centres under Colgar Bending, while Colgar Engineering supports installed Colgar machines. Replacement-part requests need to distinguish sheet-working equipment from earlier boring or milling machines. The former company name alone does not identify a component configuration.
Send the nameplate, configuration and quantity. Availability, price and lead time are checked for your enquiry.

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Product family · specify the variant
Large press-brake product group in the current Colgar Bending range; not an item number.
Send an enquiry ↗Product family · specify the variant
Automatic sheet-cutting centre product group with mechanical or hydraulic shears; not an item number.
Send an enquiry ↗Include the machine plate, serial number, year and original documentation. For press brakes record cylinder, valve block, position-measurement system and tool interface separately. Shears require the blade drawing, cutting geometry, hole spacing and material specification. Earlier boring and milling machines also need head number, spindle interface, axis and retrofit history. Photograph control and drive plates. The present Colgar Bending range does not prove compatibility with a historic Colgar SpA installation; identification still requires its machine documentation.
Manufacturer documentation ↗DEAVA reviews the reference and clarifies any missing configuration details. Sourcing options and a quotation follow that review. Any proposed alternative requires your technical approval.
What happens next ↗DEAVA is an independent sourcing service. Brand names identify products and do not imply an authorised distribution relationship.