The Morgan Rushworth hydraulic punching machines are available in models from 70 tonne up to 175 tonne capacity. All models are equipped with a 625mm deep throat as standard. The heavy-duty support table with adjustable backstop, universal die holder for the punching of plate, flat bar, angle iron and flange of channel and beam are all included in the standard execution. The punching machines are also available in double-ended configuration. The standard machine allows punching of up to 57mm diameter without additional equipment. The front section of the support table can be removed in order to punch angle-iron leg down. A wide range of options are available including bar bending, sheet bending and corner notching.
| MODEL | HSP 70 | |
| Punching | ||
| Diameter X Maximum Thickness | mm | 26 x 20 |
| Maximum Diameter X Thickness | mm | 57 x 10 |
| Stroke Length | mm | 55 |
| Throat Depth | mm | 625 |
| Largest Hole Diameter - Standard | mm | 57 |
| Largest Hole Diameter (Optional) | mm | 110 |
| Tube Notch (Optional) | ||
| Maximum Outside Diameter | mm | 83 |
| Bending (Optional) | ||
| Bar Bending - Maximum Capacities | mm | 200 x 15 |
| Sheet Bending - Maximum Capacities | mm | 500 x 3 |
| Corner Notching (Optional) | ||
| Maximum Capacity | mm | 250 x 6 |
| Technical Data | ||
| Motor Power | kW | 5.5 |
| Length | mm | 1600 |
| Width | mm | 900 |
| Height | mm | 1800 |
| Weight | kg | 2440 |
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