Benders (HYBN-160)
Hydraulic Benders
Vertical stand ideally suited for bending solid copper and aluminum bus bars.
2 lateral parallel-stops for exact angular positioning of bus bars.
Convenient scale for reading the current bending angle.
Single action cylinder can be uncoupled from the bending unit.
The cylinder can also be connected to our bus bar cutting model HYBC-160.
Operated by any hydraulic pump with rated oil pressure of 700 bar (10,000 psi).
■ Specifications :
Max. Pressure : 700 bar
Oil Required : 130 cc
Max. Output : 24.13 tons / 214.7 kN
Effective Stroke : 160 mm
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