Used Muratec M-2048ST Turret Punching Press | VIGERT, Nanjing, China

This used Muratec M-2048ST turret punching press is available from VIGERT. A turret punch press punches and forms sheet metal using tools held in a rotating turret.

Its ram is driven by a servomotor, so the machine draws energy mainly at the moment of punching. The toggle mechanism connected to the servomotor uses CFRP, which makes it lighter and more rigid, and the drive design reduces vibration by 65%.

Key Features

• Servomotor ram drive that uses energy only at the time of punching
• CFRP in the toggle mechanism linked to the servomotor, for lighter weight and greater rigidity
• Drive design that cuts vibration by 65%
• Less motor heat, which saves on cooling energy, with electrical energy recovered during braking
• Brush table that supports stable sheet movement, reduces noise and avoids scratching the underside of the sheet
• Crash sensors that stop the machine if the material bends upward towards the turret
• Controlled ram speed for fast, accurate forming with minimal distortion of the workpiece

Technical Specifications

• Model: M-2048ST
• Ram drive: Servomotor with toggle mechanism
• Vibration reduction: 65%
• Sheet support: Brush table

Applications

• Punching holes and profiles in sheet metal
• Forming operations on sheet metal parts
• Sheet metal fabrication and job shop work

Commercial Details

• Make: Muratec
• Model: M-2048ST
• Condition: Used
• Location: Nanjing, Jiangsu, China
• Seller: VIGERT

Frequently Asked Questions

• How is the ram driven? A servomotor drives the ram through a toggle mechanism, so energy is used mainly at the moment of punching.
• How does it protect the sheet and the machine? A brush table limits scratching on the underside of the sheet, and crash sensors stop the machine if material bends upward towards the turret.
• Is the machine suitable for forming as well as punching? Yes, controlled ram speed allows fast, accurate forming with minimal distortion of the workpiece.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the machine running under power, and confirm the sheet size and thickness capacity, the tooling and turret stations included, the control and electrics, and the loading and shipping arrangements.