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CX08x665
Sheet Metal Forming Machines for Wagon Manufacturers and Specialist Repair Shops for Vintage Cars
Product Overview
This series of sheet metal forming machines is specifically designed to meet the unique needs of wagon manufacturers and specialist repair shops for classic and vintage vehicles. The equipment supports cold-forming processes for various metal materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper. It is ideal for producing and restoring structural components such as doors, fenders, roofs, side rails, and more.
Core Features and Technical Highlights
Multi-functional die system supporting stamping, deep drawing, bending, flanging, and rolling operations
Optional CNC control system for high-precision dimension control and consistent batch production
Hydraulic or mechanical drive options depending on force and precision requirements
Custom mold services available to replicate original components for classic models
Designed for small-batch, high-variety production typical in vintage car restoration
Compatible Materials
Carbon steel (cold-rolled and hot-rolled)
Stainless steel
Aluminum and its alloys
Copper and other non-ferrous metals
Typical Applications
Wagon Manufacturers
Sheet metal parts for commercial vehicle bodies and trailers
Exterior structural components for specialty vehicles such as RVs and camper vans
Railway and tram car body parts
Vintage Car Repair Shops
Restoration of classic vehicle doors, fenders, front panels, hoods, and other body parts
Forming of custom metal interior trim and decorative panels
Production of structural reinforcement parts and body framework
Complements manual craftsmanship to achieve high-fidelity restorations
Recommended Equipment Combinations
Process | Equipment
Bending | Manual or CNC press brake
Deep drawing | Hydraulic drawing press
Flanging | Flanging and edge-forming machine
Rolling | Three-roll or four-roll plate rolling machine
Stamping | Single or double-column hydraulic press with custom dies
Advantages
Capable of forming complex geometries while preserving original vehicle aesthetics
Custom tooling options available for historical model specifications
Easy to operate, suitable for small repair shops and vocational training centers
Durable and reliable, ideal for demanding sheet metal fabrication tasks
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | CX08x665 |
| Open Height (between die surfaces) | 210–295 mm |
| Punch Vibration Range | 8 mm |
| Punch Adjustable Stroke | 80 mm |
| Vibration Frequency | 0–600 strokes/min |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Steel, 450 MPa) | 6 mm |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Aluminum, 250 MPa) | 8 mm |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Copper, 250 MPa) | 8 mm |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Stainless Steel, 450 MPa) | 4 mm |
| Machine Weight | 2,542 kg |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 2,580 × 1,321 × 2,400 mm |
The CX08x665 is widely utilized in:
Aerospace Production: For manufacturing and correcting precision components.
Shipbuilding: Forming and adjusting large metal panels.
Automotive Industry: Fabrication of body panels, frames, and structural components.
Railway Manufacturing: Production and repair of wagon parts.
Vintage Car Restoration: Precise correction and forming of classic car parts.
Chipless cold forming: No material loss or thermal impact.
Multi-function forming: One machine, multiple applications.
Minimum noise and vibration: Operator-friendly and ideal for indoor workshops.
Adjustable settings: Ram stroke, vibration frequency, and feed range for maximum flexibility.
High durability: Robust design for industrial-grade use.
Automotive panel and frame manufacturing
Railway component fabrication
Vintage vehicle restoration
Precision repair and part correction
General metal fabrication workshops
Sheet Metal Forming Machines for Wagon Manufacturers and Specialist Repair Shops for Vintage Cars
Product Overview
This series of sheet metal forming machines is specifically designed to meet the unique needs of wagon manufacturers and specialist repair shops for classic and vintage vehicles. The equipment supports cold-forming processes for various metal materials such as carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper. It is ideal for producing and restoring structural components such as doors, fenders, roofs, side rails, and more.
Core Features and Technical Highlights
Multi-functional die system supporting stamping, deep drawing, bending, flanging, and rolling operations
Optional CNC control system for high-precision dimension control and consistent batch production
Hydraulic or mechanical drive options depending on force and precision requirements
Custom mold services available to replicate original components for classic models
Designed for small-batch, high-variety production typical in vintage car restoration
Compatible Materials
Carbon steel (cold-rolled and hot-rolled)
Stainless steel
Aluminum and its alloys
Copper and other non-ferrous metals
Typical Applications
Wagon Manufacturers
Sheet metal parts for commercial vehicle bodies and trailers
Exterior structural components for specialty vehicles such as RVs and camper vans
Railway and tram car body parts
Vintage Car Repair Shops
Restoration of classic vehicle doors, fenders, front panels, hoods, and other body parts
Forming of custom metal interior trim and decorative panels
Production of structural reinforcement parts and body framework
Complements manual craftsmanship to achieve high-fidelity restorations
Recommended Equipment Combinations
Process | Equipment
Bending | Manual or CNC press brake
Deep drawing | Hydraulic drawing press
Flanging | Flanging and edge-forming machine
Rolling | Three-roll or four-roll plate rolling machine
Stamping | Single or double-column hydraulic press with custom dies
Advantages
Capable of forming complex geometries while preserving original vehicle aesthetics
Custom tooling options available for historical model specifications
Easy to operate, suitable for small repair shops and vocational training centers
Durable and reliable, ideal for demanding sheet metal fabrication tasks
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | CX08x665 |
| Open Height (between die surfaces) | 210–295 mm |
| Punch Vibration Range | 8 mm |
| Punch Adjustable Stroke | 80 mm |
| Vibration Frequency | 0–600 strokes/min |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Steel, 450 MPa) | 6 mm |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Aluminum, 250 MPa) | 8 mm |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Copper, 250 MPa) | 8 mm |
| Max. Formable Thickness (Stainless Steel, 450 MPa) | 4 mm |
| Machine Weight | 2,542 kg |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 2,580 × 1,321 × 2,400 mm |
The CX08x665 is widely utilized in:
Aerospace Production: For manufacturing and correcting precision components.
Shipbuilding: Forming and adjusting large metal panels.
Automotive Industry: Fabrication of body panels, frames, and structural components.
Railway Manufacturing: Production and repair of wagon parts.
Vintage Car Restoration: Precise correction and forming of classic car parts.
Chipless cold forming: No material loss or thermal impact.
Multi-function forming: One machine, multiple applications.
Minimum noise and vibration: Operator-friendly and ideal for indoor workshops.
Adjustable settings: Ram stroke, vibration frequency, and feed range for maximum flexibility.
High durability: Robust design for industrial-grade use.
Automotive panel and frame manufacturing
Railway component fabrication
Vintage vehicle restoration
Precision repair and part correction
General metal fabrication workshops
