Promotech BM21 Bevelling Machine

The portable BM21 is primarily designed for high capacity straight bevelling with guide rollers to ensure a consistent bevel form. Antivibration technology including four dampers to reduce operator fatigue and protect the electrical components. The BM21S has a low speed motor especially designed for bevelling stainless steel.

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Features

Fast milling of straight material and pipe from 150mm to 300mm diameter
Milling head with ten cutters, each with four cutting edges
Variable angle bevelling from 0 - 60 degrees

Options

Pipe attachment 260mm - 600mm

Technical Information

Model		BM21
Stock Code		17352
Max Bevel width at 45°	mm	21
Bevel angle	degrees	0-60
Plate thickness	mm	5+
Spindle speed	rpm	2820
Feed Speed	mm/min	-
Motor	kW	1.1
Weight	kg	20

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