The Morgan Rushworth MBR Manual Bending Rolls are available in bending capacities from 1.2mm – 3.3mm material thickness and in various lengths up to 2050mm. The asymmetric design provides pre-bending capability on the machine, using the handwheel provided. The top slip roll allows removal of cylindrical components.
| MODEL | MBR 2050/95 | |
| Bending Length | mm | 2050 |
| Rolling Capacity | mm | 1.8 |
| Pre-Bending Capacity | mm | 1.5 |
| Top Roll Diameter | mm | 95 |
| Length | mm | 3030 |
| Width | mm | 800 |
| Height | mm | 1130 |
| Weight | Kg | 600 |
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