Promotech SBM-500 Bevelling Machine

The Promotech SBM-500 model is an automatic feeding machine with the ability to quickly produce bevels to a high quality finish. The bevel angle is precisely adjustable and is infinitely variable from 15 to 60 degrees. The table guide system can be adjusted to allow the bevelling of material in various sizes, while a swarf collection drawer is incorporated into the base for ease of removal.

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Features

Variable speed adjustment of spindle speed
Variable speed adjustment of feeding speed
Automatic feeding of material
Variable angle bevelling from 15 to 60 degrees
High quality finished bevel
No heat affected zone or workpiece distortion
Milling head with 10 cutting inserts
Swarf collection box in base

Options

Milling inserts for aluminium

Technical Information

Model		SBM-500
Stock Code		17366
Max bevel width	mm	30
Bevel angle	degrees	15 to 60
Minimum material width	mm	50
Minimum material length	mm	150
Plate thickness	mm	3 - 100
Spindle speed	rpm	500 - 2920
Feed speed	m/min	0 - 3.3
Motor	kW	7.5
Weight	kg	850

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