CNC Press Brakes

Amada HFB-170-40 (1999)

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Amada HFB-170-40 (1999)

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MakeAmada
ModelHFB-170-40
Year1999
CategoryCNC Press Brakes
ConditionUsed

Amada HFB-170-40 Specifications

Serial numberH991008
Capacity187 U.S. tons
Bend Length167" inches
Maximum Stroke Length7.08 inches
Open Height17.71 inches
Throat Depth16 inches
Distance Between Housings148 inches
Ram Repeatability+/- 0.00004 inches
Table Width2.36 inches
Approach Speed4 inches per second
Bending Speed0.04 - 0.32 inches per second, programmable
Return Speed0.04 - 3.15 inches per second, programmable
Overall Machine Length190 inches
Machine Width85.8 inches
Machine Height115.7 inches
Machine Weight28,600 pounds
Motor HP15
Current Voltage460/3/60hz
Number of Work Stoppers2
RepeatabilityL Axis +/- 0.0004 inches
Movement Range X Axis27.55 inches (cnc control)
R Axis7.87 inches (manual)
Z Axis94 inches Feed Speed
X Axis Movement Speed19.5 inches per second
R Axis Movement Speed6.2 inches per second
Z Axis Movement Speed39.3 inches per second
Minimum Command Unit0.0001 inch
CNC Controller ModelAmada OPERATOR 2 Version 4
Axes of Control8 standard
Input MethodKeyboard, 3.5" diskette and RS232
Display12" Color VGA
Program Storage60 in active memory plus 30 on diskette
Bends per Program25
Die Library70 dies
Punch Library30 punches, 10 spacers, 10 holders
Equipped withCabinets loaded with tooling, Microguard Din-Ran light curtains, Misc. Manuals, Flush Floor Mount.

Do you have a Amada HFB-170-40 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1999 Amada HFB-170-40 hydraulic press brake. This impressive machine boasts a capacity of 187 U. S. tons and a bend length of 167 inches, making it ideal for various metal forming applications. With a maximum stroke length of 7.08 inches and an open height of 17.71 inches, it provides versatility in processing different materials. The throat depth measures 16 inches, and the distance between housings is 148 inches, ensuring ample space for your workpieces.

Equipped with an advanced Amada OPERATOR 2 Version 4 CNC controller, the HFB-170-40 features 8 axes of control that allow for precise and programmable bending speeds ranging from 0.04 to 0.32 inches per second. The machine's approach speed is 4 inches per second, while the return speed can be programmed between 0.04 and 3.15 inches per second, providing flexibility and efficiency in operations. The repeatability of +/- 0.00004 inches ensures consistent results with every bend, making this press brake a reliable choice for high-precision tasks. Moreover, the HFB-170-40 is equipped with a comprehensive tooling library, including 70 dies and 30 punches, along with cabinets loaded with additional tooling. The machine's design features a sturdy build, with an overall length of 190 inches, a width of 85.8 inches, and a height of 115.7 inches, weighing in at 28,600 pounds.

If you are looking to sell your 1999 Amada HFB-170-40 hydraulic press brake, we would love to hear from you. Our team at Superior Machine Tools specializes in purchasing used CNC machines, and we are ready to offer you a competitive price for your equipment. Contact us today to discuss how we can assist you!

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