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HQY255-125 Busduct Busway Bridge Housing Extrusion Pressing Clamping MachineFeat
The LTMC HQY255-125 is a relay-controlled, pneumatically clamped busway bridge housing press that squares and compacts copper busbar rows 91 to 255 mm wide by 125 mm high before manual riveting, built for Canadian bus duct assembly cells. The unit carries three tables — riveting, prefab and discharge — so a pre-built bridge is lifted by the pneumatic top device, gripped by side clamps and pressed square without scratching the surface thanks to polyurethane-faced rollers. After riveting the foot switch releases the clamps and the bridge rolls to the discharge table. It fits low-volume busway shops in Ontario and Quebec that assemble panels to CSA C22.2 and need a simple, operator-friendly clamping station rather than a full CNC line.
HQY255-125 — Busbar width range: 91 to 255 mm. Test condition: riveting clamp of busway bridge housing rows on the riveting, prefab and discharge tables. Result: handles busbar rows 91 to 255 mm wide at 125 mm height (125 x 91 mm to 125 x 255 mm envelopes). Baseline: family reference lists the same 91 to 255 mm width and 125 mm height for HQY255-125; the HQ-600-B double-head busway bender covers 3 x 30 to 6 x 200 mm, a different stage of busway build. Canadian busway shops use this press for the riveting clamp before final assembly.
The HQY255-125 is a relay- and pneumatically controlled clamping press with no high-power spindle, so it runs on standard shop pneumatics and 600 V / 60 Hz auxiliaries through the control panel. Confirm the exact air supply and enclosure rating with our team. No CSA or UL product certification is claimed here.
The HQY255-125 squares and compacts busbar rows that go into busway housings assembled to CSA C22.2 in Canada and UL in the US. Tell us your row width and height and we will confirm the fixture setup.
The HQY255-125 ships from the LTMC line built to order; confirm current lead time, freight and Incoterms with our team. Wear items such as polyurethane rollers, pneumatic seals and the foot switch are simple to source and service in Ontario and Quebec. On-site training on the relay control is included at commissioning.
HQY255-125 Busduct Busway Bridge Housing Extrusion Pressing Clamping Machine
Features:
1. Use and requirements:The busbar press is equipped with three parts: riveting table, prefabricated table and discharge table. It is used for riveting assembly of busbar row of 91 ~ 255mm width and height of 125mm. After the busbar row is installed, push the riveting table and press Will be targeted after the compression to facilitate the artificial riveting.
2. With relay control, pneumatic clamping, no power roller with integral installation, roller surface covered with polyurethane, to prevent scratching the bridge. The frame steel beam is formed by bending the steel plate and is supported by the steel pipe of the square pipe, which can be adjusted according to the need, the rack surface spray (gray). The upper pressing device is made of bolts with 8mm steel plate as a whole and guided by guide block. Work will be pre-installed bridge to the appropriate position, depress the foot switch, the top material device to lift the bridge from the roller in place after the remain intact, both sides of the clamping device action clamping the bridge, the last pressure Tight device action will be copper compacted. After the completion of artificial riveting, step down the foot switch, the pressure on the rise, both sides of the pressure release, the top material device down the bridge to fall back to the roller surface, the bridge pushed out to the discharge station for follow-up operation.
Bridge processing requirements:
1, the bus press for 125 × 255mm and 125X91mm between the specifications of the bridge, before the riveting clamping operation.
2, Pre-installed part of the pneumatic block on the device.
Technical support:
Busbar press machine instructions:
Including safety warning, machine principle, performance parameters, pneumatic schematic diagram, accessory table, wiring table, safe operating procedures.
