When your part needs louvers, dimples, countersinks or hundreds of holes, our AMADA 255 turret punch forms them in-machine — no laser time, no secondary ops. And when volumes justify it, our 110 t / 60 t / 80 t presses stamp parts at a fraction of the per-piece laser cost.
Turret Punching & Stamping
AMADA 255 turret punch + 110 t / 60 t / 80 t presses for formed and volume parts
Laser vs Punch: We Run Both, We Tell You Which Is Cheaper
Laser cutting wins on flexibility; turret punching wins on formed features and hole-dense parts; hard tooling wins on volume. Because we own all three, our DFM review tells you honestly which process makes your part cheapest — not which machine we need to keep busy.
In-Machine Forming
Louvers, dimples, countersinks, flanges and card guides formed on the turret — no extra setups.
Hole-Dense Parts
Perforated panels and ventilation patterns run faster on the turret than any laser.
Volume Stamping
110 t and 60 t pneumatic presses plus an 80 t hydraulic press for progressive and single-hit tooling.
