Morgan Rushworth HST Hydraulic Steelworker 415V
The Morgan Rushworth HST hydraulic steelworkers supplied with standard tooling including repetition support tables at punch, shear and the notch stations. All five work stations are equipped with easily adjustable hold downs to safely control each operation. Comprehensive safety guards are fitted as standard on all work stations. The HST range are twin operator machines with the hydraulic system activated by two shielded foot controls, one operating the punch and the cylinder, the other operating the shear and cylinder. The system gives accurate power inching to all five work stations and allows the machine to be stopped at any position giving safe accurate tool setting and work positioning.
A 1m auto crop ruled length stop and LED Lightings at the five stations are fitted as standard with all HST machines.
Selmach Machinery has two models of steelworkers which range from 60 to 175 tonnes.
Our HST machines are twin operated machines providing power and accuracy whilst our HSW provide single food pedal operation and are designed with volume, production and efficiency in mind.
MODEL | HST 70 | HST 95 | HST 125 | HST 175 | |
STOCK CODE | M9003 | M9004 | M9005 | M9006 | |
PUNCHING | |||||
Diameter x Maximum Thickness | mm | 26 x 20 | 33 x 20 | 35 x 25 | 40 x 32 |
Maximum Diameter x Thickness | mm | 57 x 10 | 57 x 12 | 57 x 16 | 57 x 22 |
Stroke Length | mm | 55 | 80 | 80 | 80 |
Throat Depth | mm | 305 | 355 | 355 | 625 |
Largest Hole Diameter – Standard | mm | 38 | 57 | 57 | 57 |
Largest Hole Diameter – Optional | mm | 160 | 160 | 225 | 225 |
SHEARING | |||||
Flat Bar – Width x Maximum Thickness | mm | 300 x 20 | 380 x 20 | 380 x 25 | 380 x 30 |
Flat Bar – Maximum Width x Thickness | mm | 375 x 15 | 480 x 15 | 600 x 15 | 600 x 20 |
Angle Flange Trim – max 45° | mm | 100 x 15 | 120 x 15 | 120 x 15 | 120 x 15 |
ANGLE CUTTING | |||||
90° Cut | mm | 130 x 13 | 150 x 15 | 150 x 18 | 200 x 20 |
45° Mitre (true int./ext.) | mm | 70 x 10 | 80 x 8 | 80 x 10 | 80 x 10 |
SECTION CUTTING | |||||
Round/Square | mm | 45 | 50 | 55 | 65/55 |
Channel/Beam – (Optional) | mm | 120 x 58 | 160 x 74 | 200 x 100 | 300 x 125 |
Tee – (Optional) | mm | 90 x 11 | 100 x 11 | 120 x 12 | 150 x 15 |
NOTCHING | |||||
Material Thickness | mm | 10 | 13 | 13 | 16 |
Width – Rectangle | mm | 45 | 52 | 60 | 60 |
Depth – Rectangle | mm | 90 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
Depth – Vee | mm | 60 | 70 | 80 | 80 |
TUBE NOTCH (OPTIONAL) | |||||
Maximum Outside Diameter | mm | 83 | 108 | 108 | 165 |
BENDING (OPTIONAL) | |||||
Bar Bending – Maximum Capacities | mm | 250 x 13 | 250 x 20 | 250 x 22 | 250 x 25 |
Sheet Bending – Maximum Capacities | mm | 500 x 3 | 500 x 3 | 700 x 3 | 700 x 4 |
TECHNICAL DATA | |||||
Motor Power | kW | 5.5 | 7.5 | 11 | 11 |
Weight | kg | 1620 | 2430 | 3080 | 6000 |
Length | mm | 1700 | 1920 | 2040 | 2730 |
Width | mm | 710 | 790 | 800 | 1120 |
Height | mm | 1800 | 1910 | 2030 | 2160 |
based on material strength of 450 N/mm2 |
Features
- Built-in LED Lighting System
- Twin operator hydraulic system with foot pedal control for the punching station independent of the shearing and notch stations
- Punch station featuring vertical ram action with fully adjustable ram stroke.
- Large punch station table with adjustable backgauge
- Low power inching for tool alignment
- Angle station for cropping angle iron at 90° or at 45° with either internal or external mitres
- Section cutting station for cropping round and square bar
- Shear station for cutting both thin and thick material without requiring blade gap or cutting angle adjustment. Can also be used for cropping the leg of angle iron and chamfering the ends of small flat bars
- 1 metre auto crop ruled length stop covering all cropping/shearing stations for repetitive work
- Notching station with rectangular notch tooling
- Centralised lubrication system
- Comprehensive safety guards
Options
- Tooling for special applications
- Flat bar bending unit at notch end
- Flat bar bending unit at punch end
- Minimum Deform Stripper Assembly
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