SAAR MMB 400 - 3/4" x 60 DEG

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Overview

Type:

Bevelers

Manufacturer:

SAAR Hartmetall

Model:

MMB 400

Status:

For Sale

Description

The MMB 400 are versatile, high-speed stationary beveling machines, for beveling high quantities of workpieces with up to 3/4″ bevel. They can apply straight bevels on smaller work-pieces. The rule of thumb is: If you can pick it up, it can be beveled by the MMB 400. Due to its high throughput (up to 10 ft/min) it is very well suited to bevel high quantities of similar work-pieces. It is also capable of processing coupon size or long and narrow workpieces of any length. The angle is seamlessly adjustable between 30° and 60°. The beveled surfaces are smooth and burr-free

Specifications

ImperialMetric

Degree of Bevel	60°	60°
Max Bevel	34"	863.6 mm

New SAAR MMB 400B Stationary Beveling Machine

Bevel width: 0.5 to 20 mm (C-Steel: 5/8", SS: 0.4", AL: 3/4")
Bevel Angle: Continuously adjustable angle: 30 ̊ - 60 ̊
Spindle RPM: 2000-6000
Automatic feed, manually adjustable, up to 10 ft./min.
Milling Head: 8 square inserts (4 edges) with a set of inserts
Automatic Air/Oil Lubrication System

Voltage: 480 Volt/ 16A
Power: 5,500 Watt
Weight: 1,600 lbs.

Equipped With

For beveling high quantities of workpieces with up to 3/4″ bevel.
For use on straight plate segments
Bevel width up to 3/4 inch
Bevel angles from 30° to 60°
Produces smooth high-quality bevels

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