The Bison Blog

Our machinery brands - Meyer

Meyer drilling machines and lathes have been a staple part of our range for the last 15 years. The Meyer reputation for reliable, well engineered machines is well deserved with the range covering entry level models through to top end production machinery.

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Servo Electric Press Brake - Now Available for Demonstration in the Showroom

We are pleased to announce that we have now added a Morgan Rushworth Servo Electric Press Brake to our showroom stock. The machine is now commissioned and set up for demonstrations. This will be of interest to users of hydraulic press brakes that want to save time and money by reducing electrical usage and maintenance, while increasing cycle times.

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Our machinery brands; Sterling

We have been supplying Sterling sawing machinery since the late 1990’s. In those years we saw a lot of success with basic straight cut engineering machines and their original twin pillar tube cutting models. Since then the range has expanded to include circular saws, vertical bandsaws and a much wider range of horizontal bandsaws. So what does Sterling offer you today?

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Choosing a steelworker - is a single or twin cylinder model best for you?

Multi station steelworkers - sometimes called ironworkers - are versatile machines which can benefit most fabrication workshops. They are typically available in either a single or a twin cylinder design, each having its own particular features. It is advisable to carefully review which design would work best for you; the single cylinder models are attractively priced, but there are some limitations which need to be considered. Let’s take a look at the most important differences…..

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Servo Electric Press Brake - Coming Soon to the Bison Showroom

Already having one of the largest machinery showrooms in the UK, we are pleased to announce that we will soon be adding a Morgan Rushworth Servo Electric Press Brake to our showroom stock. We are expecting to receive the machine this month and will be offering demonstrations from early April. This will be of interest to users of hydraulic press brakes that want to save time and money by reducing electrical usage and maintenance, while increasing cycle times.

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