The Washer Making Machine is a fully automatic metal processing line designed to punch, cut and bend metal sheets to produce flat washers, gaskets and similar sealing components for automotive, machinery and general industrial applications.
The machine has a rated capacity of up to 200 pieces per minute. Actual output depends on washer size, material type and thickness, and selected tooling.
It is suitable for common sheet metals such as carbon steel, stainless steel, copper and brass. Maximum and minimum material thicknesses depend on the tooling and specific machine configuration—please consult the supplier for your material and thickness requirements.
Yes — the product is a metal processing line that includes hydraulic press capability for bending or forming operations as part of the punching/cutting/bending process, providing stable, consistent pressure where required.
The machine is available for standard supply voltages of 220V, 380V or 480V. Final electrical hookup should be performed by a qualified electrician and configured to local power standards.
It uses a PLC-based control system with a touch-screen HMI for easy operation, program storage and quick setup of production parameters.
Overall dimensions are 1200 × 880 × 550 mm (L × W × H) and the gross weight is listed as 68.000 kg. Allow additional space for operator access, material handling and maintenance.
Yes. Different die and punch tooling can be supplied or custom-manufactured to produce a variety of washer diameters, inner hole sizes and shapes. Tooling changeover times depend on the selected tooling system—ask the supplier about quick-change options.
Routine maintenance includes cleaning the machine, lubricating moving parts, inspecting and replacing worn punches/dies, checking hydraulic fluid (if applicable), and verifying electrical and safety devices. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best performance.
Yes. Standard wear parts such as punches, dies, springs and hydraulic components are available. Contact the supplier (brand: Bescomtd) for spare part lists, lead times and pricing.
Typical safety features include emergency stop, safety guards/screens around the tooling area and safety interlocks. Operators should follow local safety regulations and wear appropriate PPE. Confirm exact safety features with the supplier before purchase.
Many suppliers offer installation, commissioning and operator training either on-site or remotely. Confirm the scope, cost and duration of these services with the vendor prior to purchase.
Contact the supplier or authorized distributor directly for current pricing, production lead time and warranty terms. Warranty coverage and duration are set by the manufacturer and may vary by region and package.
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