Baykal BPM CNC Punch Press

Why Choose Baykal BPM?

‘C’ Frame design tested by Finite Element Analysis software, precisely machined and stress relieved to ensure high precision performance
Hydraulic punching with indexable tool station through 360° in increments of 0.001°
Fitted with one indexable D station size multi tool (3 or 8 station)
Punching, cutting and forming processes – subject to optional tooling fitted - controlled by the CNC according to material type and thickness
Capable of producing not only 2D components but when fitted with special tools can create 3D forms which wouldn’t be possible when using a profiling process
High nibbling rate of 600 hits per minute in 1mm pitch
High capacity motors and precision guides on all axes able to reach high operational speeds
Rigid beam with fitted with two sheet clamps capable of positioning sheets of up to 6.4mm thickness and up to 170kg in weight
Very accurate repeatability of 0.04mm

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