Used LVD Sheet Metal Machines for Sale 73

LVD Group has been manufacturing sheet metal working equipment in Belgium since 1952, building a reputation for robust machine design, practical innovation, and strong aftermarket support across Europe and beyond.

LVD press brakes — from the compact PPEB to the large PPEB-H — feature the Easy-Form adaptive bending system, which uses laser measurement to monitor the bend angle in real time and correct the ram position during the bending stroke. This in-process feedback eliminates the trial bends typically needed to achieve the target angle when working with varying material thickness and properties, saving both material and setup time on every job.

The Lynx and Phoenix fibre laser series brought LVD into the laser cutting market with machines that compete on both speed and cut quality. The fibre laser source eliminates the gas-based resonator maintenance that CO2 lasers require, reducing ongoing service costs and complexity. Used LVD fibre lasers represent an accessible entry point for shops transitioning from plasma or CO2 cutting technology.

LVD punch presses — particularly the Strippit range acquired when LVD purchased the American turret punch manufacturer — combine European structural engineering with Strippit's punch tooling heritage. The thick-turret tooling system is an industry standard, meaning tooling from multiple suppliers fits these machines without modification.

CADMAN software links programming, nesting, and machine control across LVD product lines. Shops running multiple LVD machines benefit from unified programming workflow, while standalone machines can also be programmed independently using standard import formats.

When evaluating used LVD machines on Exapro, verify ram repeatability on press brakes using a dial indicator across the full bending length, check laser source operating hours and measure power output degradation against rated specification, and on punch presses, inspect turret alignment and individual tooling station condition for wear that would affect punch-to-die clearance and part quality.