MG AR Hydraulic Section Rolling Machines

The MG AR Line section rolls are available in a huge range of capacities from 60mm shaft diameter up to an enormous 540mm shaft diameter; this model AR530 weighs in at an incredible 297 tonnes and has the capacity to roll beams of up to 1000mm. These superb quality Italian built machines are of a double pre-bending design and feature three rolls individually driven by powerful hydraulic motors via planetary gearboxes. The universal rolls supplied can roll a whole spectrum of standard sections and profiles, while special tooling is available for tubes or specific profiles. A wide range of optional equipment is offered including special attachments for the rolling of spirals and a very user friendly touch screen NC control.

Why Choose MG AR Line?

Double pre-bending design
All three rolls driven for excellent traction
Rolls driven by powerful hydraulic motors with planetary gearboxes
Universal hardened rolls suitable to roll a wide range of profiles
Smooth rolls ensure minimal material marking
Permanent lubrication to main machine components during manufacture
Double spherical roller bearings for rolls shafts in place of traditional bushes
Works in either horizontal or vertical orientation (up to model AR180)
Hydraulic lateral guide rolls with movement in 3 axis (not AR60M and AR80M)
Manual lateral guide rolls with movement in 3 axis
Moveable control panel
Digital read outs indicating both lower roll positions

Models

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