MP50 CNC busbar punching machine
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | MP50 CNC busbar punching machine |
| Nominal force | 500kn |
| Series | MP50 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
The MP50 Series is used for the professional processing of busbars with functions such as punching, cutting and embossing. The innovative T-shaped design combines compact aesthetics with high stability. With 7+1+1 and 8+1 tool stations, it offers maximum flexibility and efficiency. The hydraulic drive ensures quiet, stable operation and continuous production.
Exceptional punching accuracy
State-of-the-art servo motor drive ensures precise control over the bending angle. Paired with an advanced electronic angle measurement system, it delivers exact angle compensation, guaranteeing superior accuracy and reliability in every bend.
Multifunctional integration
Supports configurations of 7+1+1 and 8+1 tool stations, which allows not only punching operations but also cutting, embossing, and other functions, providing high processing efficiency and flexibility.
High stability
Combines a high frequency, low-noise, and low-oil-temperature hydraulic workstation with mechanical transmission, ensuring high compatibility and continuous production.
Item |
Unit |
Parameter |
Nominal Force |
kn |
500 |
Max.positioning speed [x/y axis] |
m/min |
80 |
Max. feeding stroke [x axis] |
mm |
1000 |
Max. tooling movement stroke [y axis] |
mm |
1350 |
Max. punching tooling movement stroke [V axis] |
mm |
350 |
Max. punching frequency |
hpm |
120 |
Tooling stations |
piece |
7+1+1 [optional 8+1] |
Controlled Axes |
number |
3 |
Pitching accuracy |
mm |
+/- [0.1 + [L/4000]] mm [Within +/-0.2 mm for L<400] |
Max. plate thickness for punching |
mm |
15 mm for copper, 10 mm for steel |
Workpiece size [L * W] |
mm |
6000 * 200 |
Max punching diameter |
mm |
35mm for copper bars |
Max cylinder stroke |
mm |
60 |
Max. cutting width |
mm |
200 mm for copper bars |
Max. embossing area |
mm² |
160 * 80 |
Max. hydraulic pressure |
bar |
270 |
Air pressure |
Mpa |
0.6 |
Dimensions [L * W * H] |
mm |
8500 * 4865 * 1800 |
The MP50 CNC busbar punching machine is a high-precision hydraulic CNC device specially designed for busbar processing of high and low voltage electrical equipment, focusing on punching operations of conductive busbars such as copper bars, aluminum bars and flat steel. It can punch busbars with a maximum thickness of 50mm, and the maximum punching diameter is compatible with bolt holes of M5~M30 specifications. Integrating core functions including servo positioning, multi-mold storage and one-click programming, this equipment has a punching positioning accuracy of ±0.05mm, with smooth and burr-free hole walls without secondary grinding. It is widely used in the production and processing of switchgear, transformers, distribution cabinets and electrical switchgear assemblies, meeting the needs of both mass standardized punching and small-batch customized hole position processing.
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