A Complete Line of Plasma Cutting Equipment
We offer a complete line of plasma tables from entry level to our more robust fiber laser plasma combination machine the Xcel.
A Full Line of Metal Fabrication Equipment
Modern Machinery is a distributor of metal fabrication equipment in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Michigan. We offer top of the line fabrication equipment including Mazak lasers, Accurpress press brakes, Flow waterjets, Messer plasma machines and much more. We also offer structural fabrication equipment from Peddinghaus and Ocean Machinery.
We offer service and support for most of the machines we represent and our service technicians receive the latest and most comprehensive training from our manufacturers. In addition to service we also work with our manufacturers to provide parts so you get them as fast as possible.
If you are looking for a piece of fabrication equipment give us a call at 317-791-8290 and let us help you find the best machine for your application.
Press Brakes
The most advanced press brakes in the world. We offer hydraulic, rocker arm and electric press brakes.
Waterjet Cutting Machines
Waterjet not only cuts metal up to 8 inches thick, it will also cut plastics, gasket material, foam, paper, food, ballistic material and much more.
Plasma Cutting Machines
Messer Cutting Systems offers a complete line of plasma cutting machines, as well as, Oxyfuel and Laser cutting equipment.
Used Fabrication Machinery
We have many different types of used machinery including press brakes, lasers, turrets, waterjets and more. We work with dealers all over the US and may be able to find the piece of machinery you are looking for.
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