Morgan Rushworth PBS CNC Hydraulic Press Brakes

The new Morgan Rushworth PBS CNC hydraulic pressbrakes are fitted with the ESA S 640 CNC controller to enable off line programming from PC. Multi bend operations with complex forms can thus be effectively managed reducing operator error and over or under bending. The Y1 and Y2 axis are fully synchronised and accurate to 0.01mm with proportional valve technology. Monoblock welded steel frame ensures minimum deflection under maximum load. The AKAS laser tool guards are now standard and ensure a vastly improved operator experience. A comprehensive range of options including anti defection tables are available to fully 'tailor' the machine to customer requirements.

Why Choose PBS?

Strong rigid welded Monoblock frame able to withstand deflection under load.
AKAS laser tooling guards.
User friendly ESA S 640 CNC system with 2D auto bend sequence computations and large tool library.
Full off line 2D graphical view programming software which can be transferred to the controller with USB flash disc.
Ideal for multi bending of complex operations, especially where volume production with accurate repeatability is required.
Bend accuracy at least five times higher than conventional pressbrakes.
Fully synchronised Y1 and Y2 axis, accurate to 0.01mm with proportional valve technology.
Hydraulic ram travel guided in low friction slideways.
Fast CNC backgauge with AC servo drive.
Euro style top clamps with intermediaries and quick release tool clamps.

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