Morgan Rushworth PBR 1050.70 Powered Bending Rollers

The Morgan Rushworth PBR Powered Bending Rolls have a rugged heavy duty cast iron frame ensuring a long working life and are used for applications up to a maximum material thickness of 3.3mm, subject to the individual model capacity. The asymmetric design provides pre-bending capability on the machine and the top slip roll allows removal of cylindrical components.

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Features

Powered top and bottom rolls with foot operated forward and reverse control
Induction hardened rolls
Braked motor
Cast iron end frames
Manual pinching of bottom roll
Manual handwheel adjustment of the pre-bending roll
Top slip roll for removal of complete cylinders
Cone bending device
Wire grooves

Options

Powered back roll
Digital read out for back roll position

Technical Information

MODEL		PBR 1050.70
Bending Length	mm	1050
Rolling Capacity	mm	1.8
Pre-Bending Capacity	mm	1.5
Top Roll Diameter	mm	70
Motor Power	kW	1.1
Length	mm	1800
Width	mm	700
Height	mm	1100
Weight	Kg	350

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