Bauer BEF1 Deburring Machine 415V

The Bauer BEF1 is ideal for the deburring of round/square tube and solid materials. A powerful motor drives a wire brush wheel and rapidly removes internal and external burrs in a single operation. The machine is produced with a two speed motor for effective finishing of ferrous and non ferrous metals.

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Features

Wire brush deburring
2 speed motor
Height adjustable material rest

Options

Various gauge wire brush wheels available

Technical Information

MODEL		BEF1
Max tube Capacity	mm	50
Speeds	RPM	1500 / 3000
Motor	Kw	2.2-3.0
Weight	kg	60

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