Solutions by Industry

Every sector processes busbars differently — bar sizes, tolerances, volumes. We match the right machine mix to your products and growth stage.

60% of the Market

Switchgear & Panel Builders

LV/MV switchgear shops live on high-mix, small-batch work: dozens of busbar variants per order, tight delivery windows, and inspection-grade bend angles.

  • Fast changeovers — quick-change dies, DXF import, program recall
  • ±0.3° bending passes IEC 61439 temperature-rise verification
  • One operator, one machine: the JHMX-303 covers punch/bend/cut from day one
  • Typical setup: JHMX-303 → PS-200 + B-400 as volume grows

Recommended: JHMX-303

Switchgear cabinet assembly workshop

Power transformer manufacturing plant
High Tonnage

Transformer Manufacturing

Distribution and power transformers need wide, thick leads and connection bars — plus clean bends without surface scoring on plated bars.

  • 400 kN forming force for bars up to 15 × 200 mm
  • Min inside radius 1.25 × thickness — no cracking, no scoring
  • Flat, edge and twist bends on one machine (B-400)
  • Optional punching attachment for hole-before-bend jobs

Recommended: B-400

High Volume

Busway / Busduct Production

Busduct plants produce thousands of near-identical joint bars and conductor lengths. The bottleneck is never a single bend — it’s throughput and consistency.

  • Automated lines: load → position → punch → bend → shear → unload
  • ±0.1 mm repeatability keeps joint resistance uniform
  • MES/ERP integration for order-driven production
  • Typical setup: BL-600/BL-900 line + PS/B machines as backup

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Busway busduct production line

Solar and battery energy storage plant
Fastest Growth

New Energy: PV / Storage / EV

Inverters, battery packs and EV charging infrastructure use compact, multi-bend busbars with tight tolerances — and product lines that change every quarter.

  • Servo bending handles thin bars (3–8 mm) without distortion
  • Frequent program changes — DXF import, no manual teach-in
  • Small footprint machines fit cell assembly layouts
  • Typical setup: B-250/B-400 + PS-200 with small feeder

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High Density

Data Center Power Distribution

Data halls demand compact tap-off boxes and precise, repeatable busbar systems — often delivered under aggressive construction schedules.

  • Repeatable joint-bar geometry for tap-off units
  • Clean holes and burr-free cuts for plating lines
  • Fast turnaround: 12-hour quote, 15–20 day delivery
  • Typical setup: PS-200 + B-400 pair, shared auto feeder

Recommended: PS-200 + B-400

Data center power distribution room

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