PRE OWNED - Morgan Rushworth HSGS 3100.6 NC Hydraulic Swing Beam Guillotine

3100mm cutting width
6mm capacity in mild steel
4mm capacity in stainless

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Features

Maper HT071 NC Controller
Powered back gauge with 750mm travel
Stainless steel cutting blades
Cutting length stroke adjustment for narrower sheets reducing cutting time
Easy blade gap adjustment system from single point
Front CE light guards in lieu of standard fixed front guards
1000mm front squaring arm with tee slot and flip stop
Front support arms with 1000mm length
Year of Manufacture - 2011

Technical Information

MODEL		HSGS 3100.6 NC
Cutting Length	mm	3060
Cutting Capacity (45 Kg/mm2)		6
Cutting Capacity (70 Kg/mm2)		4
Cutting Angle		1.6
Stroke Per Minute		20
No. Of Hold Downs		17
Main Motor	kW	11
Backgauge Motor	kW	0.37
Nominal Power (excluding options)	kW	12.87
Backgauge Travel	mm	750
Oil Capacity		160
Table Length	mm	3260
Machine Width	mm	3000
Table Height	mm	800
Width	mm	2520
Transport Width	mm	2100
Height	mm	1570
Length	mm	3690
Weight	kg	5600

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