Morgan Rushworth PBR 1250.90 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.

Morgan Rushworth PBR 1250.90 Powered Bending Rollers
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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 1250.90
Bending Length mm 1250
Rolling Capacity mm 3.0
Pre-Bending Capacity mm 2.5
Top Roll Diameter mm 90
Motor Power kW 1.1
Length mm 2350
Width mm 800
Height mm 1130
Weight Kg 540
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