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Used Roll/Plate Bending & Forming in Kentucky, USA

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    2013 LEMAS TR 200/8

    2013 LEMAS TR 200/8

    • Manufacturer: Lemas
    • Model: TR 2008

    Good running machine, can be inspected under power. Free loading. SPECIFICATIONS:* Capacities in mild steel with 36,000 PSI yield strength: 8' x 5/16" * Rolling speed - approximately 16' per minute * Approximate ...

    Louisville, KY
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    1983 FENN 4 1/2F -

    1983 FENN 4 1/2F - 15

    • Manufacturer: FENN

    -1/4" FENN 4-1/2F 2 DIE ROTARY SWAGER MANUFACTURER FENN MANUFACTURING COMPANY MODEL 4 1/2F-15" TYPE 2 DIE (LONG DIE) ROTARY SWAGING MACHINE CAPACITY -TUBING 2 1/4" DIAMETER DIE SIZE -WIDTH 3.125" -HEIGHT 2.250" -...

    Louisville, KY
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    2021 PBT PBT25

    2021 PBT PBT25

    • Manufacturer: PBT

    Country: United States

    Louisville, KY

Overview

Roll/Plate Bending & Forming machines are essential for shaping metal sheets and plates into curved forms. These machines are widely used in industries like manufacturing, construction, and shipbuilding. They come in various sizes and capacities, capable of handling different thicknesses and types of metal, making them highly versatile for various bending and forming needs.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a roll/plate bending & forming machine?

Consider the machine's capacity, the maximum thickness and width it can handle, the type of metal you will be working with, and whether you need manual, hydraulic, or CNC control.

How can I ensure my roll/plate bending machine is shipped safely?

Use a professional machinery transport service. Ensure the machine is adequately secured and protected from potential damage during transit, and check for any shipping or import regulations.

What are the maintenance requirements for roll/plate bending & forming machines?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking hydraulic fluids, inspecting for wear and tear, and ensuring all electrical components are functioning correctly. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance schedules.