This Bruderer Bsta 50 USL is a used workshop press — sometimes referred to as a stamping press or high-speed punch press — built in 1998 and currently located in Germany. Workshop presses of this type are used to stamp, blank, pierce, and form sheet metal components with high precision and repeatability. Bruderer is a well-regarded Swiss manufacturer recognised internationally for producing high-speed precision presses used in the electronics, automotive supply, and metalworking industries.
The machine offers a press capacity of 50 tonnes and operates across a broad stroke rate range of 100 to 750 strokes per minute, making it suitable for both slower forming operations and high-output stamping runs. The ram stroke is adjustable between 16 and 51 mm, and slide adjustment is 64 mm, providing meaningful flexibility in tooling setup and material thickness. Required power is 22 kW.
The working area is well specified for a press of this class. The table surface measures 1,080 × 650 mm, while the slide area is 980 × 420 mm. The hole in the table measures 1,060 × 200 mm. The free frontal opening left to right is 1,100 mm, and the free lateral opening front to back is 250 mm, giving a clear indication of the die space available to toolmakers. Overall dimensions are approximately 2,471 × 1,278 × 3,150 mm, and the machine weighs approximately 9 tonnes.
The press is offered in standard configuration and is accompanied by a Bruderer precision roller feed unit, model BBV 205/120, which is used to advance strip or coil material into the die at controlled feed lengths in synchronisation with the press cycle. The machine has recorded approximately 16,850 working hours.
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