Automatic punching machine Mtx plus flex
hydraulicservo-drivenfor sheet metal

automatic punching machine
automatic punching machine
automatic punching machine
automatic punching machine
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Characteristics

Control
automatic
Drive type
hydraulic, servo-driven
Product handled
for sheet metal
Associated function
forming, bending, marking, tapping
Other characteristics
auto-index, turret
Pressing force

300 kN

Engine power

8.5 kW
(11.56 hp)

X travel

1,300 mm, 2,250 mm, 2,500 mm
(51 in, 89 in, 98 in)

Y travel

1,250 mm, 1,300 mm, 1,500 mm
(49 in, 51 in, 59 in)

Plate thickness

Min.: 0.6 mm
(0 in)

Max.: 6 mm
(0.2 in)

Part weight

150 kg
(330.69 lb)

Description

The new frame with an increase of dimensions enables the machine to operate with higher speeds thus ensuring greater stability and working precision. The frame of the MTX plus is a Meehanite® nodular cast iron monoblock resistant to 700N/mm², designed by FEM (finite element method). The punching head is directly built into the monoblock frame. In practical terms, like all the other new punching machines, the MTX has a more robust (no welding points), reliable, precise frame which is also particularly compact, using less floor space and ensuring impressive flexibility in loading different sheet sizes. What’s more, thanks to the Flex system, the MTX can punch at high speed while maintaining a constant punching depth. This flexibility also extends to the turret setup, with 60 or 66 tools. Autoindex System The direct drive tool rotation in the Euromac AutoIndex stations uses fewer mechanical components to guarantee strength, more reliable machining results and reduced maintenance, with huge time savings.

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Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

BIEMH 2024
BIEMH 2024

3-07 Jun 2024 Bilbao (Spain) Hall 5 - Stand A-09

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