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High speed press Bruderer.
Model: BSTA 160U.
Max. Pressure: 1600 kN (160 T).
Speed up to: 825 spm.
Re-engineered in: 2009.
Year of production: 1998.
Fitted with feed unit BBV 320 on right-hand side. Year 2013
Strip width passage 400 mm Max.
Strip thickness max. 12 mm
Feeding max pitch 200 mm
Adjustable stroke: 19; 25; 34; 43; 52; 60; 67; 75.
Table length: 1200 mm
Connected load: 164 kVA.
Weight of machine: 25700 kg.
Including sound cabin.
Electrical cabinet and control.
Front and rear safety guards with inspection glass.
Machine will be dismantled and loaded.
Bruderer BSTA 25 precision high speed press.
Nominal capacity: 250 [kN] (25 [tons]).
Fitted with two BBV 202/120 roll feeders.
Min./Max. number of strokes per minute: 100/1500.
Year of manufacture: 1984.
Max width of strip: 203 [mm].
Variable stroke: 13 to 38 [mm].
Bruderer BSTA 200M precision high speed press.
Nominal capacity: 200 [kN] (20 [tons]).
Fitted with two BBV 195/85 roll feeder.
Min./Max. number of strokes per minute: 100/1800.
Year of manufacture: 2001.
Max width of strip: 160 [mm].
Variable stroke: 8 to 51 [mm].
Bruderer BSTA 25 precision high speed press.
Nominal capacity: 250 [kN] (25 [tons]).
Fitted with two BBV 202/120 roll feeders.
Min./Max. number of strokes per minute: 100/1500.
Year of manufacture: 1985.
Max width of strip: 203 [mm].
Variable stroke: 13 to 38 [mm].
Bruderer BSTA 50 precision high speed press.
Nominal capacity: 500 [kN] (50 [tons]).
Strokes per minute (Min/Max): 100/1200.
Year of manufacture: 1984/2022.
Max width of strip: 203 [mm].
Variable stroke: 16 to 51 [mm].
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