- slot-in version
- gauging bar 1,000mm
- with mm-scale
- 2 stop fingers
- for the standard punching attachment 31mm Ø part no. P-40800 6 6004 00
- for the standard punching attachment 58mm / 65mm Ø part no. P-40800 6 6007 00
- slot-in version
- with mm-scale
- gauging bar, 1,000mm
- with two stop fingers
- for use in conjunction with the structural gauging bar LML (ref. no. 524)
- for the standard punching attachment up to 31mm Ø part no. P-40800 6 6008 00
- for the oversize punching attachment 58mm / 65mm Ø part no. P-40800 6 6009 00
suitable for punching machines with a throat depth of 200mm min., i. e. our current models:
Peddicat No. 1
Peddiworker No. 1
Hydraulic 280
Punching machine Hydraulic 280 equipped with material support table 557 LML and
structural gauging bar LML (ref. no. 524), 3 metres,
mounted on the left,
for punching rows of holes in plate and angle iron
Ref. no. 557 LML
Applications in steel construction
The material support table, Kenn-Nr. 557, serves as a support and guide surface for workpieces at the machine. It keeps sections and plates at a constant height during punching, shearing and fabricating and supports the safe feeding of the material.
Typical applications
- Supporting structural steel and flat bar during processing
- Level support of plates during punching and shearing
- Guiding the workpiece towards the tool axis
- Preventing sagging on longer sections
- Easier handling at the workstation
Which businesses use it
Used in structural steelwork, metalworking, locksmithing and steel trading for the fabrication of sections and plates.
Frequently asked questions
What is the benefit of a fixed material support?
The support keeps the workpiece at a constant height and braces it, so the material is fed straight towards the tool. This improves repeatability during punching and shearing and relieves the operator.
Which material can be processed on the support table?
Typically structural steel, flat bar and plates that are punched, sheared or fabricated at the machine. The flat surface serves as support and guide for the workpiece.