Founded in 1952, LVD is a global manufacturer of precision bending machines. The company has seen significant growth in the 1990s, including the acquisition of Strippit (a company that manufactures turret punches) in 1998 and the start of production of laser cutting machines, making LVD the leader in laser, punching and bending technology, and The best in the production of heavy duty, custom bending machines and shearing machines.

Over the years, LVD has continued to grow and grow, and has combined its own advantages with other companies to expand the product range of LVD. LVD acquired laser pipe cutting manufacturers AltaMAR and Pullmax AB to develop the next generation of single-head punches. By acquiring automation company COMPAC, LVD expands its automation product portfolio to material towers and warehouse systems. By acquiring KUKA Automatisering+Roboticsnv's solutions business, LVD launched the robotics business LVD Robotic Solutions bv. Today, LVD provides a full range of metal processing equipment and accessories to help customers complete production better and faster and increase profitability.

LVD is always committed to innovation, and its strategic focus is on in-house design and development of products based on market and customer needs. LVD gives employees the freedom to create, continuously invest in R&D, and collaborate with several European universities to design and test new products. LVD's breakthrough products include CADMAN® software, Touch series CNC controllers, Easy-Form® laser adaptive bending system and Synchro-Form XXL bending machines.

LVD is committed to expanding its global influence. LVD is headquartered in Hülerheim, Belgium, and also has production bases in other Belgian cities, the United States, France, Italy, Slovakia and China. It has dedicated offices and direct representatives in more than 47 countries around the world, and can provide localized sales and services to each market.

Sustainable development is the key to LVD's development. Through advanced digitally connected machine tools, LVD helps customers achieve economic sustainable development. Plans such as LVD's NexGen upgrade can extend the service life of LVD bending machines and increase the machine tool productivity by 50%. LVD is people-oriented and carefully creates an open, collaborative, diverse and inclusive workplace, thus laying the foundation for social development. In production bases, LVD advocates to reduce waste and encourages environmental protection, including the use of solar panels, the use of water-based coatings, and the reduction of electricity, water and heating oil by 30% to 50%.