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Schaal SEP 40
Automatic Punching Press.
Year of manufacture: 1983.
Machine completely reconditioned in 2023.
Nominal capacity: 400 [kN] (40 [t]).
Min./Max. number of strokes: 100 – 500.
Ram adjustment: 70 [mm].
Variable stroke: 8 – 70 [mm].
Ram surface area: 340 – 300 [mm].
Stroke range: 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 31, 36, 41, 46, 50, 54, 58, 61, 64, 66, 68, 69, 70 [mm].
Table dimensions: 550 x 580 [mm].
Fitted with gripper feeding device SZV 2.
Width of strip: 8 – 120 [mm].
Feed length: 2 – 80 [mm].
Feeding thickness: 0.1 – 2 [mm].
Feeding: 180 [°].
Feed accuracy: ±0.01 [mm].
Drive power: 5,5 [kW].
Dimensions (H x W x L): 2300 x 1600 x 1400 [mm].
Weight: 3800 [kg].
Operating instructions in German and English and schematics included.
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Fitted with BBV202 mechanical feeder.
Nominal capacity: 300 [kN].
Strokes per minute (Min/Max): 100/600.
Adjustable stroke: 8-40 [mm].
Max. strip width: 200 [mm].
Table area: 540 x 300 [mm].
Sound insulating cabins.
For Bruderer high speed automatic presses.
On stock available cabins for machines:
BSTA 25, BSTA 41, BSTA 50
Make: Mabu.
Model: 25 VPR.
Max. Pressure: 250 [kN] (25 [T]).
Year of manufacture: 1998.
New servo feeding device: Silicon SFS 200.
Speed range: 80-400 [spm].
Fixed stroke: 17 [mm].
BIHLER GRM100 multislide punching and forming machine,
Machine re-engineered in year 2010 originally by Bihler, updated with servo motor, pump, rewired, new control, etc.
Equipped with 4x forming slides and 18 [ton] press station.
Gripper feed on right-hand side with straightener.
Max operating speed 135 strokes per minute.
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