PRE OWNED - Morgan Rushworth HBM 20.200 Horizontal Bending Press 415V

20 tonne bending capacity
185mm stroke
DRO for ram position

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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
Year of Manufacture - 2018

Technical Information

MODEL		HBM 20.200
Bending capacity	tonne	20
Table size	mm	480 x 1060
Tooling height	mm	200
Stroke	mm	185
Table height	mm	930
Approach speed	mm/min	600
Return speed	mm/min	600
Motor	kW	2.2
Length	mm	1150
Width	mm	480
Height	mm	1200
Weight	kg	530

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