Morgan Rushworth XPS Servo Electric Press Brakes

The Morgan Rushworth XPS ball screw servo electric press brakes are designed for high productivity and high repeatability bending. The servo driven ball screw design leads to extremely accurate high speed positioning of the bending beam. This 100% electric design results in lower energy usage, less servicing costs, less downtime and no hazardous waste, when compared to traditional hydraulic machines. The range includes two models, the 900mm x 20 tonne and a 1300mm x 36 tonne; these are ideal for high production work on small components. Both machines feature the advanced ESA VIS-875W 2D CNC touch screen control fitted on a height adjustable arm.

Why Choose an XPS Press Brake ?

ESA VIS-875W 2D CNC multi-axis CNC control
Control mounted on a height adjustable arm
AKAS laser tooling guards for enhanced ease of use
High approach and return speeds for production bending
Front support arms with brush table, adjustable on a linear rail
Approximately 50% less energy use compared with hydraulic machines
Approximately 30% faster cycle times
Approximately 75% less servicing costs than hydraulic machines
Green technology – no oil or hazardous waste affecting the environment

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