Amada HRB 8025

$120,000 - $150,000 Updated 2026-03-19

Key Specifications

Press Capacity

800 kN / 80 metric tons (90 US tons)

Bending Length

2,500 mm (98.4 in)

Stroke

200 mm (7.9 in)

Open Height

400 mm (15.7 in)

Throat Depth

300 mm (11.8 in)

Approach Speed

200 mm/s (7.9 in/s)

Overview

The Amada HRB 8025 is the compact workhorse of Amada's HRB hybrid servo-hydraulic press brake series, delivering 80 metric tons of pressing force across a 2,500 mm bending length. The hybrid drive system uses servo motors to control hydraulic pressure on demand, only generating flow during the actual bending stroke rather than running pumps continuously. This cuts energy consumption by up to 30% compared to conventional hydraulic press brakes while reducing heat generation, oil degradation, and maintenance intervals.

The HRB 8025 is manufactured at Amada's North Carolina facility and features the AMNC 3i CNC control with a 15.6-inch touchscreen, providing bend simulation, automatic sequencing, collision checking, and direct integration with Amada's VPSS 3i offline programming suite. The standard 6-axis backgauge system enables precise part positioning for complex multi-bend sequences.

With 80 tons across a 2.5-meter bed, the HRB 8025 handles the majority of light-to-medium gauge sheet metal work — mild steel up to approximately 5 mm, stainless up to 4 mm at full bed length. The machine is well-suited for HVAC fabrication, electrical enclosures, brackets, and general sheet metal components. Ram repeatability of ±0.01 mm delivers consistent bend angles across production shifts.

The HRB 8025 occupies a value-oriented position in Amada's press brake lineup, offering the reliability of hydraulic bending with the energy efficiency of servo-controlled operation at a lower price point than the flagship HG series or the all-electric EGB series. For shops that need dependable 80-ton bending without the premium cost of ATC automation or all-electric drive, the HRB 8025 delivers proven Amada quality in a cost-effective package.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Press Capacity	800 kN / 80 metric tons (90 US tons)
Bending Length	2,500 mm (98.4 in)
Stroke	200 mm (7.9 in)
Open Height	400 mm (15.7 in)
Throat Depth	300 mm (11.8 in)
Approach Speed	200 mm/s (7.9 in/s)
Pressing Speed	10-20 mm/s (0.4-0.8 in/s)
Return Speed	200 mm/s (7.9 in/s)
Ram Repeatability	±0.01 mm (±0.0004 in)
Drive System	Hybrid servo-hydraulic
Control	Amada AMNC 3i (15.6-inch touchscreen)
Backgauge Axes	6-axis
Crowning	CNC automatic crowning
Energy Savings	Up to 30% vs conventional hydraulic
Machine Weight	Approximately 6,500 kg (14,330 lb)

Specifications sourced from amada.com — verified 2026-03-28

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Hybrid servo-hydraulic drive cuts energy consumption up to 30% vs conventional hydraulic press brakes while maintaining full hydraulic bending force
2,500 mm bed length and 80-ton capacity cover the majority of light-to-medium gauge fabrication requirements
AMNC 3i control with bend simulation and automatic sequencing reduces programming time and operator skill requirements
6-axis backgauge enables precise positioning for complex multi-bend sequences without manual stop adjustments
Made in USA at Amada's North Carolina facility with strong domestic service network support
Value-oriented pricing below the HG series and EGB series makes Amada quality accessible to more shops

Limitations

±0.01 mm ram repeatability is good but significantly less precise than the ±0.001 mm offered by the HG and EGB series
No Automatic Tool Changer option available — the HG series is required for ATC capability
Proprietary Amada tooling system limits third-party punch and die availability
AMNC 3i control is one generation behind the AMNC 4ie found on newer EGB-e series machines

Best For

General fabrication shops needing reliable 80-ton bending at a competitive price within the Amada ecosystem HVAC, electrical, and general sheet metal fabricators working primarily with thin-to-mid gauge materials Shops upgrading from manual or older NC press brakes to modern CNC with servo-hydraulic efficiency Mid-volume production environments running 1-2 shifts where energy savings compound over time Fabricators who want Amada quality and service without the premium of HG or all-electric EGB pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

01 HRB 8025 vs HG 8025 — what is the difference?

The HG 8025 offers ±0.001 mm ram repeatability (vs ±0.01 mm HRB), optional ATC automatic tool changer, 8-axis backgauge options, and the newer AMNC 3i with 19-inch display. The HRB 8025 is the value option with the same hybrid servo-hydraulic drive at a lower price point. The HG is the premium choice for high-precision, high-mix production.

02 What is the maximum mild steel thickness at full length?

With 80 metric tons across 2,500 mm, the HRB 8025 air-bends mild steel up to approximately 5 mm at full bed length with standard V-die widths. On shorter bends, proportionally thicker material up to 8-10 mm can be handled within the tonnage limit.

03 How does the hybrid servo-hydraulic drive save energy?

The servo motors only generate hydraulic flow during the actual bending stroke. During idle, approach, and return phases, the hydraulic pumps are not running at full pressure like conventional systems. This on-demand operation reduces electrical consumption by up to 30% and generates less heat, which extends oil life and reduces cooling requirements.

04 Is the HRB 8025 suitable for automation?

The HRB 8025 supports basic automation interfaces through the AMNC 3i control, but it does not offer the ATC automatic tool changer that makes the HG series optimal for automated high-mix production. For dedicated single-setup automated bending, the HRB works well. For frequent automated tool changes, the HG series is the better platform.