Morgan Rushworth HSP 50 Hydraulic Punching Machine 415V
The new Morgan Rushworth HSP50 hydraulic punching machine comes with 45 tonne of punching power, a stroke length of 60mm and a 300mm throat. Capable of punching 38mm holes with the standard configuration, and optionally up to 110mm, it’s compact size makes it ideal for small workshops that need basic punching requirements.
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MODEL | HSP 50 | ||
STOCK CODE | M9018 | ||
Punching | |||
Diameter X Maximum Thickness | mm | 24 x 15 | |
Maximum Diameter X Thickness | mm | 38 x 9 | |
Stroke Length | mm | 60 | |
Throat Depth | mm | 300 | |
Largest Hole Diameter – Standard | mm | 38 | |
Largest Hole Diameter (Optional) | mm | 110 | |
Technical Data | |||
Motor Power | kW | 4 | |
Length | mm | 938 | |
Width | mm | 900 | |
Height | mm | 1666 | |
Weight | kg | 900 |
Features
- Throat end – 300mm
- Full stroke adjustment
- Low power inching
- Low maintenance
- Overload relief on hydraulic system
- Swing away punch stripper unit
- Easy change punch holder
- Punch table with guides
- Work station guard
Options
- Large hole attachments
- Bending units
- Special tooling & accessories
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