Morgan Rushworth PS 260.2.5 Powered Swaging Machine

The Morgan Rushworth PS 260.2.5 swaging machine is an electrically powered unit. Swaging machines are designed to form various shapes to sheet material and are particularly suited for tubular ductwork applications. Easily interchangeable rolls are included as standard equipment to form the specific shape required.

Morgan Rushworth PS 260.2.5 Powered Swaging Machine
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Features

  • Steel welded frame
  • Adjustable idler roll
  • Adjustable end stop
  • Reduction motor with brake
  • 3 sets of standard rolls
  • Optional special rolls avaiable

Technical Information

MODEL   PS 260.2.5
Material Thickness (Mild Steel) mm 2.5
Roll Diameter mm 92
Roll-Body Distance mm 260
Motor Power kW 1.5
Length mm 1200
Width mm 700
Height mm 1200
Weight kg 295
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