Morgan Rushworth HFPX 1520.100 Hydraulic H Frame Press

The heavily constructed HFPX H frame presses are ideal for a whole variety of bending, forming, pressing and straightening operations. These models include many features of the popular HFP models but with the addition of heavy top and bottom ram plates with tee slots for easy fixture of tools, adjustable limit switches for ram stroke and return, and twin guidance pistons in addition to the main ram. 

Morgan Rushworth HFPX 1520.100 Hydraulic H Frame Press
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Features

  • Easily adjusted bed height with two hardened pins
  • Top and bottom ram plates with tee slots 
  • Quiet hydraulic system
  • Stepless pressure adjustment
  • Hydraulic cylinder mounted above providing vertical pressure
  • Twin guide pistons in addition to the main ram
  • Stepless stroke adjustment with limit switches controlling the ram stroke and return
  • Control console with two handed operation
  • Ideal for low or high volume operation

Technical Information

MODEL   HFPX 1520.100
Power Tonnes 100
Distance between frames mm 1520
Stroke mm 300
Advance Speed mm/sec 8
Working Speed mm/sec 5
Return Speed mm/sec​ 10
Motor kw 7.5
Length mm 2500
Width mm 1000
Height mm 2400
Weight kg 2500
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