Morgan Rushworth BP Counterbalance Box & Pan Folder
The heavy duty Morgan Rushworth Manual Box and Pan Folders are available in a range of sizes from 1270mm wide up to 3050mm. Intended for working with sheet metal material they have a capacity of up to 2.5mm thick except on the 3 metre model which accepts 2mm. All models feature 45° hardened and ground segmented fingers allowing both straight and box & pan folding in a range of materials. The counterbalance weights assist the operator, especially with repetitive cycles.
| MODEL | BP1270/2.5 | BP2040/2.5 | BP2540/2.5 | BP3050/2.0 | |
| STOCK CODE | M2400 | M2401 | M2402 | M2403 | |
| Capacity | mm | 2.5 | 2.5 | 2.5 | 2 |
| Bending Length | mm | 1270 | 2040 | 2540 | 3050 |
| Maximum Folding Angle | 135° | 135° | 135° | 135° | |
| Quantity & Size of Fingers | mm | 2 x 76, 2 x 102 | 7 x 76, 3 x 102 | 6 x 76, 5 x 102 | 6 x 76, 4 x 102 |
| 6 x 127, 1 x 152 | 7 x 127, 2 x 152 | 10 x 127, 2 x 152 | 10 x 127, 6 x 152 | ||
| Length | mm | 1800 | 2650 | 3120 | 3700 |
| Width | mm | 850 | 850 | 850 | 850 |
| Height | mm | 1100 | 1100 | 1150 | 1100 |
| Weight | kg | 900 | 1200 | 1460 | 1550 |
Features
- Box and pan design
- Adjustable angle stops
- 45° hardened and ground clamping beam fingers
- Various clamping beam segment sizes supplied
- Counterbalance weights to assist operator
- Adjustable bending radius for material thickness
- Manual crowning of clamping and folding beams
Options
The heavy duty Morgan Rushworth Manual Box and Pan Folders are available in a range of sizes from 1270mm wide up to 3050mm. Intended for working with sheet metal material they have a capacity of up to 2.5mm thick except on the 3 metre model which accepts 2mm. All models feature 45° hardened and ground segmented fingers allowing both straight and box & pan folding in a range of materials. The counterbalance weights assist the operator, especially with repetitive cycles.
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