MB40 CNC busbar bending machine
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | MB40 CNC busbar bending machine |
| Nominal force | 400kn |
| Series | MB40 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
The MB40 Bending Machine is suitable for versatile bending processes for maximum precision. With its ability to perform flat, vertical, twist and U-bends, it masters every task. Thanks to its servo motor and electronic angle system, it guarantees precise results. Simple operation thanks to comprehensive software for customised programming and automatic nesting.
Exceptional bending 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.
Easy to operate
The comprehensive software system allows for individual part programming, automatic nesting, and completing the entire solution, making it easy to learn and use.
Versatile bending capabilities
Various bending modes available including flat bending, vertical bending, twist bending and U-shaped bending.
Best in class Service
Dense and professional service network with local and on-site support.
Item |
Unit |
Parameter |
Nominal force |
kn |
400 |
Main drive |
/ |
Servo Motor |
Bending accuracy |
mm |
+ / - 0.2 |
Max. bending angle |
mm |
90 |
Working speed |
mm/s |
0 - 13 (adjustable) |
Quick return speed |
mm/s |
50 |
Max. working stroke |
mm |
200 |
Back gauge stroke |
mm |
2000 |
Total Power |
kw |
7 |
Max. vertical bending size |
mm |
200 * 15 (W * T) |
U-shaped bending width (optional) |
mm |
60 |
Max. flat bending size (optional) |
mm |
125 * 10 (W * T) |
Dimensions (L * W * H) |
mm |
4300 * 2200 * 2690 |
1.High-precision busbar bending forming
2.Efficient and intelligent operation mode
3.Full-specification busbar adaptability
4.Stable, durable and low operation & maintenance cost
5. Safe and compliant protection design
The MB40 CNC Busbar Bending Machine is a hydraulic CNC device specially designed for busbar processing of HV/LV electrical switchgear. It focuses on high-precision bending and forming of conductive busbars such as copper bars and aluminum bars, with a processable busbar cross-section range of 10mm×5mm~120mm×12mm, a bending angle accuracy of ±0.5° and a repeat positioning accuracy of ±0.1mm. Integrating core functions including servo positioning, multi-angle bending memory and quick die change, this equipment supports one-click bending of common angles such as 90° and 45° without repeated manual adjustment. It is widely used in busbar processing of HV/LV switchgear, transformers and new energy distribution cabinets, meeting the needs of both small-batch customization and mass standardized production.
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