BETENBENDER 10-70T PRESS BRAKE

Equipment Overview
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- BETENBENDER
- Model
- 10-70T
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- PRESS BRAKES
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A+Technical Description
Introducing the BETENBENDER 10-70T Press Brake, a reliable option for your industrial needs. This powerful machine operates on a 480V three-phase power requirement, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Equipped with a Hurco control system, it boasts precision engineering with a maximum tonnage of 100 t and a two-axis setup that ensures accurate bends. The press brake features an open height of 14 in, a throat depth of 8 in, and an impressive stroke length of 8 in, allowing for versatility in various projects. With a back gauge range of 40 in and a bed length of 120 in, it can handle large components with ease. The dimensions of this machine are 130 in in length, 66 in in width, and 94 in in height, fitting well into most workshop layouts. However, please note that this unit has been classified as non-functional due to a malfunctioning controller and a bad fuse. While it may not operate as originally intended, it presents an opportunity for repair and refurbishment. With 7077 hours of usage, the BETENBENDER 10-70T Press Brake can still be a valuable asset for your operations with the right attention and maintenance. Don't miss out on this chance to enhance your production capabilities!
Technical Attributes
- Back Gauge Range
- 40 ''
- Max Tonnage
- 100 t
- Control System
- Hurco
- Open Height
- 14 ''
- Throat Depth
- 8 ''
- # of Axes
- 2
- Stroke Length
- 8 ''
- Bed Length
- 120 ''
- Distance Between Frames
- 102.5 ''
- Power Requirement
- 480V Three Phase
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