Morgan Rushworth HSP 70 Hydraulic Punching Machine

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.

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Features

Full stroke adjustment
Low power inching
Punch table with multipurpose bolster
Removable table block for overhang channel/beam flange punching
Low maintenance
Overload relief on hydraulic system
Swing away punch stripper unit
Easy change punch holder
Punch table with guides
Work station guard
Magnetic based working lamp

Options

Large hole attachments
Bending units
Special tooling & accessories

Technical Information

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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