Warcom
Warcom, founded in 1979 and based in Adro near Brescia, builds Italian press brakes in-house: the hydraulic Dinamica and Futura, up to 2,000 t and 14 m, and the full-electric Logica.
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Warcom was founded in 1979 by Walter Roberto Robazza to industrialise the production of CNC-controlled hydraulic press brakes and shears. Today it also builds fiber laser, plasma and tube cutting machines.
Its press brakes are designed and built at the Adro (BS) plant, where frame fabrication, CNC machining, painting, assembly, wiring and testing are done in-house. Warcom reports more than 4,000 machines installed for over 2,800 customers in more than 50 countries.
- 1979Founded
- 4,000+Machines installed
- 50+Countries
The Warcom Press Brake Range
Dinamica
Hydraulic press brake for job shops and service centres, 60 to 400 t, 2 to 4 m.
Configured to order; Warcom sends its catalogue only on request and publishes no standard models.
Logica
Full-electric press brake with direct screw drive, 40 to 160 t, 1.25 to 3 m.
Configured to order; Warcom sends its catalogue only on request and publishes no standard models.
Futura
Hydraulic press brakes for medium and heavy plate, 40 to 2,000 t, up to 14 m.
Configured to order; Warcom sends its catalogue only on request and publishes no standard models.
Company information, specifications and images from Warcom press brakes, About Warcom, retrieved 28 October 2026. Warcom reports more than 4,000 machines installed for over 2,800 customers and a presence in more than 50 countries, with a US site of its own; it names no market limits, so its press brakes are listed in every catalog region.
