Amada Co., Ltd., along with its affiliated companies, operates internationally, providing a wide array of metalworking solutions. Their core activities involve the manufacturing, sale, lease, repair, upkeep, inspection, and servicing of specialized machinery, software, and peripheral equipment. The company maintains a global presence, serving customers across Japan, North America, Europe, China, and other parts of Asia. Their extensive product lineup features various sheet metal fabrication machines, including advanced laser cutting systems, punch and laser combination units, turret punch presses, press brakes, robotic bending cells, and welding equipment, all supported by their proprietary software. They also offer general fabrication machinery such as shearing, deburring, and tapping machines, as well as environmental products. Essential consumables like cutting fluids, lubricants, and specialized tools for bending and punching are also provided. For metal cutting applications, Amada manufactures a range of saws, including hyper saws, pulse cutting and general-purpose band saws (automatic, semi-automatic, and vertical), and circular saws. This segment also includes structural steel machines, grinding machines, and the corresponding band saw and circular saw blades. Furthermore, the company produces precision welding machines, such as laser welders, markers, and resistance welders, along with integrated systems crucial for industries like automotive (body panels), electronics (LCD, PCs), and medical devices. Additionally, Amada offers stamping presses, related equipment, and spring machines, alongside a comprehensive selection of consumables and tooling across its entire product portfolio. Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Isehara, Japan, the company was formerly known as Amada Holdings Co., Ltd.
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Amada Co., Ltd., along with its affiliated companies, operates internationally, providing a wide array of metalworking solutions. Their core activities involve the manufacturing, sale, lease, repair, upkeep, inspection, and servicing of specialized machinery, software, and peripheral equipment. The company maintains a global presence, serving customers across Japan, North America, Europe, China, and other parts of Asia. Their extensive product lineup features various sheet metal fabrication machines, including advanced laser cutting systems, punch and laser combination units, turret punch presses, press brakes, robotic bending cells, and welding equipment, all supported by their proprietary software. They also offer general fabrication machinery such as shearing, deburring, and tapping machines, as well as environmental products. Essential consumables like cutting fluids, lubricants, and specialized tools for bending and punching are also provided. For metal cutting applications, Amada manufactures a range of saws, including hyper saws, pulse cutting and general-purpose band saws (automatic, semi-automatic, and vertical), and circular saws. This segment also includes structural steel machines, grinding machines, and the corresponding band saw and circular saw blades. Furthermore, the company produces precision welding machines, such as laser welders, markers, and resistance welders, along with integrated systems crucial for industries like automotive (body panels), electronics (LCD, PCs), and medical devices. Additionally, Amada offers stamping presses, related equipment, and spring machines, alongside a comprehensive selection of consumables and tooling across its entire product portfolio. Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Isehara, Japan, the company was formerly known as Amada Holdings Co., Ltd.
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Amada Co., Ltd., along with its affiliated companies, operates internationally, providing a wide array of metalworking solutions. Their core activities involve the manufacturing, sale, lease, repair, upkeep, inspection, and servicing of specialized machinery, software, and peripheral equipment. The company maintains a global presence, serving customers across Japan, North America, Europe, China, and other parts of Asia. Their extensive product lineup features various sheet metal fabrication machines, including advanced laser cutting systems, punch and laser combination units, turret punch presses, press brakes, robotic bending cells, and welding equipment, all supported by their proprietary software. They also offer general fabrication machinery such as shearing, deburring, and tapping machines, as well as environmental products. Essential consumables like cutting fluids, lubricants, and specialized tools for bending and punching are also provided. For metal cutting applications, Amada manufactures a range of saws, including hyper saws, pulse cutting and general-purpose band saws (automatic, semi-automatic, and vertical), and circular saws. This segment also includes structural steel machines, grinding machines, and the corresponding band saw and circular saw blades. Furthermore, the company produces precision welding machines, such as laser welders, markers, and resistance welders, along with integrated systems crucial for industries like automotive (body panels), electronics (LCD, PCs), and medical devices. Additionally, Amada offers stamping presses, related equipment, and spring machines, alongside a comprehensive selection of consumables and tooling across its entire product portfolio. Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Isehara, Japan, the company was formerly known as Amada Holdings Co., Ltd.