Morgan Rushworth Hydraulic H-Frame Presses

The Morgan Rushworth H-Frame presses are ideal for a whole variety of bending, forming, pressing and straightening operations. They extend from 30 tonnes capacity up to an extra powerful 200 tonne model with a choice of distances between the frames. The HFP versions feature a monometer and a joystick lever to control the operation with a pair of V blocks being supplied as standard equipment. The HFPV model is equipped with a moveable hydraulic ram which is able to traverse the bed. This enables multiple tool sets to be installed on the bed, providing the operator the capability to carry out a number of various pressings without requiring a tool change. The HFPX machines include a strong well dimensioned, height adjustable bed with tee slots to secure tooling. The top beam, also fitted with tee slots, has a powerful central hydraulic ram with two guide pistons providing stability. Adjustable limit switches ensure a precise consistent pressingn operation.

Why Choose an H-Frame Press?

Easily adjusted bed height with two hardened pins
Bed designed to accept a variety of supports and jigs according to customer requirements
Quiet hydraulic system
Hydraulic cylinder mounted above providing vertical pressure
Side to side ram movement across the width of the machine
Ideal for low or high volume operation.

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