Hydraulic Three Roller Profile Bending Machine

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Supply Capability:: 100 set/month

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Condition: New
Model Number: F6
Machine Type: profile bending machine
Raw Material: Sheet / Plate Rolling
Material / Metal Processed: Carbon Steel
Power: Hydraulic
Automation: Automatic
Extra Services: According to requirments
Certification: ISO 9001:2000
After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
Hydraulic pump motor power: 7.5kW
Hydraulic pressure: 20MPa
Hydraulic motor torque: 14000
Max. pushing force of oil cylinder: 80T
Min. diameter of bending: 300mm
Raw Material: H-beam steel,steel pipe,Angle steel ..
Certification: CE
Power:: Hydraulic

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