Morgan Rushworth HBM 50.300 Horizontal Bending Press 415V

The Morgan Rushworth hydraulic horizontal bending machines are ideal for precision bending, straightening, punching and shearing. Available with capacities from 10 tonnes up to 100 tonnes and with a large range of optional tooling, these machines are capable of performing a whole variety of bending operations. The bending stroke and ram return positions are set using a simple digital programmer. Standard tools for bending flat bars are included. 

Morgan Rushworth HBM 50.300 Horizontal Bending Press 415V
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Features

  • Extremely adaptable and capable of a wide range of bending applications
  • Digital setting of bending stroke and ram return positions
  • Stroke regulation by means of sensitive electric limit switches
  • Adjustable bending pressure
  • Standard bar bending tools included
  • Large range of special tooling available
  • Ideal for one off or production applications
  • Forward/reverse footpedal control

Technical Information

MODEL   HBM 50.300
Bending capacity tonne 50
Table size mm 600 x 1250
Tooling height mm 300
Stroke mm 285
Table height mm 930
Approach speed mm/min 600
Return speed mm/min 600
Motor kW 5.5
Length mm 1400
Width mm 600
Height mm 1500
Weight kg 1450
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