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Max. Pressure: 500 kN (50 T).
Speed range: 100 – 1200 spm.
Year of production: 1985.
Fitted with roller-gripper feed unit BBV 202/120 on left-hand side.
Max. strip width: 203 mm.
Max. strip thickness: 6 mm.
Max. feeding pitch: 120 mm.
Adjustable stroke: 16; 19; 25; 32; 38; 44; 51.
Ram height adjustment: 60 mm.
Max. Tool width clearance between columns: 770 mm.
Max. Strip clearance width: 203 mm.
Bed opening: 730 x 250 mm.
Connected load: 28 kw.
Machine dimensions: H 3040 x W 2710 x D 1820 mm.
Weight of machine: cca. 7800 kg.
Electrical cabinet and control.
Oil pump. Oil cooler.
Fitted with spring feet dampers.
Front and rear safety guards with inspection glass.
Bihler B-4/2
Welding Control System.
Connection: 400 V 50 Hz.
Equipped with welding component ET50.6 .
Year of manufacture: 1988/04.
Made in Germany.
Bruderer BSTA 200M precision high speed press.
Nominal capacity: 200 kN (20 tons).
Fitted with two BBV 101/75 roll feeder.
Min./Max. number of strokes per minute: 100/1800.
Year of manufacture: 1996. Hours under power: 51574.
Max width of strip: 125 mm.
Variable stroke: 8 to 51 mm.
Bruderer BSTA 25 precision high speed press.
Nominal capacity: 250 kN (25 tons).
Fitted with BBV 202/120 roll feed.
Min./Max. number of strokes per minute: 100/1500.
Max width of strip: 200 mm.
Variable stroke: 13 to 38 mm.
Schaal SEP 40 automatic punching press.
Nominal capacity: 400 kN (40 tons).
Fitted with gripper feeding device SZV 2.
Min./Max. strokes per minute: 100/500.
Year of manufacture: 1993.
Max width of strip: 160 mm.
Variable stroke: 8 to 70 mm.
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