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About JMT
Jmt traces its roots to 1967, when the Jorgenson family established a metalworking equipment sales and service organization serving the Intermountain West. Over the following decades the company expanded its reach nationally, eventually developing its own branded line of metal fabrication machine tools built to proprietary specifications by carefully selected global manufacturing partners. Today Jmt operates as a division of Jorgenson Industrial Companies, a privately held, family-run enterprise with sales, engineering, showroom, and service center facilities in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Atlanta, Georgia area.
Press brakes are the cornerstone of the Jmt product line. The company offers hydraulic press brakes across several distinct series: the value-oriented AD-R series targets shops that need proven CNC accuracy at an accessible price point, while the AD-S series is engineered for high-production environments and features exceptionally large stroke and daylight combinations for deep-box work. The AD-Servo series uses servo-driven hydraulics to cut energy consumption significantly compared to conventional hydraulic machines, and the premium JM-S series scales up to 4,000 tons and eight-meter bending lengths with up to 14 controlled axes and automatic CNC crowning as standard. Tandem, trio, and quad brake configurations are also available for extended bending lengths. All Jmt press brakes are built around name-brand components including Delem and Cybelec CNC controls, Hoerbiger hydraulic systems, and Wila tooling interfaces.
Jmt press brakes and fabrication equipment serve a wide cross-section of metal-intensive industries. Core end markets include structural steel fabrication and construction, general sheet metal manufacturing, agricultural and heavy equipment manufacturing, HVAC and enclosure fabrication, transportation and trailer manufacturing, and job shops producing custom architectural metalwork. The machines' broad tonnage range, from compact shop brakes to heavy-plate production units, makes them suitable for everything from thin-gauge stainless components to thick structural plate.
Buyers seeking used Jmt press brakes on the secondary market consistently cite the brand's use of non-proprietary, industry-standard components as a primary advantage: Delem controllers, Hoerbiger valves, and Wila tooling systems are all widely supported, keeping maintenance costs predictable long after the original sale. The rigid stress-relieved monoblock frames and synchronized dual-cylinder designs that Jmt specifies are built for long service lives with minimal deflection under load, so well-maintained machines retain their bending accuracy for many years. Combined with the brand's reputation for a strong performance-to-price ratio at the time of original purchase, used Jmt press brakes tend to offer fabricators a cost-effective path to CNC bending capability without sacrificing reliability or parts availability.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used JMT equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected JMT machines at competitive prices. Browse the 1 used JMT machine listed above, or call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jmt best known for in metal fabrication?
Jmt is best known for its extensive lineup of CNC press brakes, which spans hydraulic, servo-hydraulic, and fully electric configurations across a wide range of tonnages and bending lengths. The brand has built its reputation on delivering a high performance-to-price ratio backed by strong factory service and a fully stocked parts department.
Where are Jmt press brakes manufactured and who owns the company?
Jmt is a division of Jorgenson Industrial Companies, a family-owned business headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, that has been in the metalworking equipment industry since 1967. Jmt machines are designed to the company's own specifications and built in partnership with carefully selected global manufacturing facilities, with engineering and service operations based in the United States.
Are parts and service readily available for used Jmt press brakes?
Yes — one of the key reasons buyers seek out used Jmt press brakes is the brand's reliance on widely available, non-proprietary components such as Delem CNC controls, Hoerbiger hydraulic systems, and Wila tooling interfaces. Jmt also maintains a fully stocked spare parts and tooling department supported by factory-trained service technicians, making ongoing maintenance straightforward even on older machines.
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