| Prod Model: |
BMX-2 |
| Markets: |
North America,South America,Eastern Europe,Southeast Asia,Africa,Oceania,Mid East,Eastern Asia,Western Europe |
| Type: |
Machine Tool&Accessories |
Product Description
BMX cabinet forming machine is the equipment developed to produce cabinet, refrigerator panel, wall and door panel. The most feature of this machine is simultaneously processing punching, bending, and roll forming in one machine, releasing the slow and fussy manual work.
With fully automatic, Reliable, easy operation and convenient panel width adjust; This smaller figure machine has outstanding performance as well as cheaper price than others. It is able to produce various nonstandard size cabinet panels whatever in large or small scale.
Specification:
External/fix dimensions: 8000mm × 1800mm × 1900mm
Main power: 7KW (Hydraulic power: 4 or 2.2kw)
Gross Weight: About 6000kg
Forming Speed: 0-8m/min
Board width: 300-1200 mm
Panel thickness: Color steel: 0.3-0.7mm; Stailess0.3-0.5mm
Length of Shortest board: 1500mm
Punch pressure: Hydraulic or Air
Bending(2 sides): 1 side or 2sides
PLC controlled, auto production, Touch screen applied convenient opera
For over 15 years Baosheng has been designing, building and installing sandwich panel and rollforming lines for metal building products, material handling products, automotive products and many other custom products literally around the world.
We manufacture roll forming machines that are used for making sections such as Z purlin, C channels, roof panels, crash guards, fenders and any section as per customers specific requirement. Our roll tools are designed by experts and meticulously manufactured which ascertains precise forming of section. We make Cold Roll Forming Lines of input strip width varying from 700mm to 1250mm and thickness ranging from 0.3mm to 3mm. The raw materials that the machine can work with are mild steel, galvanized steel, color coated sheets, aluminum to name a few.
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