About JIER Machine-Tool Group
JIER Machine-Tool Group Co., Ltd. is a Chinese state-owned machine tool manufacturer founded in 1937 in Jinan, Shandong, heir to the Jinan No. 2 Machine Tool works. With facilities of around 1.23 million square metres and more than 5,000 employees, it presents itself as China's largest manufacturing base for heavy metal cutting and forming equipment and as one of the world's largest stamping press manufacturers.
Its programme covers two main families: forming machines, with CNC stamping presses, tandem and transfer press lines and automatic stamping equipment for car body panels, and cutting machines, with gantry-type boring and milling machining centers, flexible machining units and lines and mill-turn combination machines. Automation equipment, foundry machinery and CNC cutting devices complete the catalogue.
JIER supplies equipment to industries such as automotive — including major international car makers — energy, rail transportation, shipbuilding, engineering machinery and metallurgy, and reports exports to 67 countries and regions and a dominant share of the Chinese market for large CNC stamping presses. It is a key reference for buyers seeking large presses and gantry machining centers of Chinese manufacture.
Its programme covers two main families: forming machines, with CNC stamping presses, tandem and transfer press lines and automatic stamping equipment for car body panels, and cutting machines, with gantry-type boring and milling machining centers, flexible machining units and lines and mill-turn combination machines. Automation equipment, foundry machinery and CNC cutting devices complete the catalogue.
JIER supplies equipment to industries such as automotive — including major international car makers — energy, rail transportation, shipbuilding, engineering machinery and metallurgy, and reports exports to 67 countries and regions and a dominant share of the Chinese market for large CNC stamping presses. It is a key reference for buyers seeking large presses and gantry machining centers of Chinese manufacture.