Morgan Rushworth DPBH-3 2600.210 Hydraulic 3-Roll Plate Rolls

The DPBH-3 hydraulic bending rolls are of the pyramid style in a double pinch design, with all three rolls hydraulically driven. Double pre-bending can be performed on the machine without the need to turn the material. All models feature a hydraulic drop end for easy removal of a completed cylinder and are supplied with digital read outs to indicate the position of the pre-bending rolls.

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Features

Hydraulically driven rolls with planetary gearbox
Hydraulic up and down roll movement of the side rolls
Digital read out of side roll position
Double pre-bending to front and rear edge of plate
Induction hardened and polished rolls
Hydraulic drop end and top roll tilt
Cone bending device
Welded steel construction
Safety trip wire around the machine
Mobile control panel

Options

Overhead support
Side supports
Variable rolling speed
Material feed table

Technical Information

MODEL		DPBH-3 2600.210
Bending Length	mm	2600
Rolling Capacity	mm	8
Pre-Bending Capacity	mm	6
Top Roll Diameter	mm	210
Bottom Rolls Diameter	mm	190
Motor	kW	7.5
Length	mm	4450
Width	mm	1080
Height	mm	1160
Weight	Kg	4200

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