
1987 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL AB200-12 PRESS BRAKES
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- Model
- AB200-12
- Year of manufacture
- 1987
Technical Description
THE 1987 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL AB200-12 IS A HYDRAULIC PRESS BRAKE DESIGNED FOR HEAVY-DUTY FABRICATING APPLICATIONS. IT FEATURES A FORMING TONNAGE OF 200 TONS AND A PUNCHING TONNAGE OF 133 TONS. THE MACHINE HAS A BED RAM LENGTH OF 12 FEET AND A DISTANCE BETWEEN HOUSINGS OF 10 FEET 5 INCHES, ALLOWING FOR SUBSTANTIAL MATERIAL HANDLING CAPACITY. THE PRESS BRAKE OFFERS AN OPEN HEIGHT OF 14 INCHES, A STROKE LENGTH OF 8 INCHES, AND A CLOSED HEIGHT OF 6 INCHES, PROVIDING VERSATILITY IN FORMING OPERATIONS. THE THROAT DEPTH IS 10 INCHES, AND THE BED WIDTH IS 5 INCHES, ACCOMMODATING VARIOUS WORKPIECE SIZES. THE MACHINE IS POWERED BY A MOTOR WITH A CAPACITY OF 20-25 HORSEPOWER, OPERATING ON 230/460 VOLTS AND A 3-PHASE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY. THE APPROACH, PRESS, AND RETURN FUNCTIONS ARE DRIVEN BY A 20 HORSEPOWER MOTOR WITH SPECIFICATIONS OF 107-20-139. THE PRESS BRAKE WEIGHS APPROXIMATELY 32,000 POUNDS, ENSURING STABILITY AND DURABILITY DURING OPERATION. THIS EQUIPMENT IS SUITABLE FOR INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS REQUIRING ROBUST AND RELIABLE METAL FORMING CAPABILITIES.
Technical Attributes
- Max Tonnage
- 200 t
- Power Requirement
- 460V Three Phase
- Distance Between Frames
- 10.4 ft
- Open Height
- 14 ''
- Throat Depth
- 10 ''
- Stroke Length
- 8 ''
- Bed Length
- 12 ft
- Back Gauge Range
- 24 ''
Category
- METAL FABRICATION
- → PRESS BRAKES
Data Accuracy and Verification
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