Promotech BM-25 Plate Bevelling Machine
The BM-25 is an easy-to-use, portable, heavy-duty machine, enabling bevels up to 25 mm wide. The beveller is equipped with a powerful motor and fitted with a face milling beveling head, allowing smooth operation and exceptional efficiency. BM-25 enables milling straight edges up to 25 mm bevel width, whereas variable spindle speed facilitates optimizing cutting conditions. Continuously adjustable milling depth and bevel angle between 0 and 90 require no tooling to change.
| MODEL | BM-25 | |
| voltage | v | 220 – 240 |
| Power | kw | 2.2 |
| Spindle speed | rpm | 1800-5850 |
| Bevel angle | ° | 0 – 90 |
| Max bevel width | mm | 25 |
| Weight | kg | 12.5 |
Features
- maximum 25 mm bevel width (more than one pass could be required)
- continuously adjustable bevel angle between 0 and 90 degrees – one milling head in use only
- powerful motor with electronic speed control between 1800 –5850 rpm to work with various materials
- a single head works with the face milling method, allowing less milling resistance and effort for the operator
- overload protection to prevent motor damage
- continuous milling depth adjustment to fully control the bevelling process
- adjustable handle and grip for comfort and ergonomics
Options
The BM-25 is an easy-to-use, portable, heavy-duty machine, enabling bevels up to 25 mm wide. The beveller is equipped with powerful motor and fitted with face milling beveling head, allowing smooth operation and exceptional efficiency. BM-25 enables milling straight edges up to 25 mm bevel width, whereas variable spindle speed facilitates optimizing cutting conditions. Continuously adjustable milling depth and bevel angle between 0 and 90 require no tooling to change
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