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Bending & Metalworking Machinery Call TODAY for a quote! MACHINERY BENDING & METALWORKING AND PROFILE TUBE,PIPE ERCOLINA Leasing Options Available 563-391-7700 PROFESSIONAL SERIES ® CML USA Inc. Ercolina TUBE, PIPE AND PROFILE “ Excellence in Quality, Support and Service ” BENDING & 3100 Research Parkway • Davenport, IA 52806 Ph. 563-391-7700 • [email protected] METALWORKING © 02/20 ercolina-usa.com MACHINERY Taking Care of Bending Manufacturer of Tube, Pipe and Profile Bending and Metalworking Machinery elcome to CML USA, Inc., North American supplier of Ercolina® tube, pipe and profile bending W machinery. vadimone/Bigstock.com We are pleased to offer our customers the highest quality Application Review tube and pipe benders and related metal fabrication equip- Demonstration / Training Facility ment available today. Ercolina’s affordable tubing benders and fabricating machinery are designed to reliably and accurately produce your applications – increasing profit, improving product quality and finish. Our product line is always expanding to include more manual, automatic and CNC pipe and tube bending machines, mandrel benders, NC swaging equipment and metalforming machinery. Ercolina’s experienced sales, service and support staff is always ready to offer positive application solutions for today’s fabricator. Company Profile: CML USA, Inc. consistently leads the industry providing Service After the Sale quality metal fabricating equipment to commercial and professional metal fabricators in the United States, Canada, Mexico and South America. Our product line includes rotary draw tube and pipe bending machine equipment, NC and CNC mandrel benders, angle rolls, section benders We invite you to tour our website or call our trained and and tube and pipe notchers, ornamental metalworking knowledgeable product support representatives today at machinery and much more. Ercolina is recognized world- (563) 391-7700 to discuss your next bending application, Hands-on Training wide as one of the largest and most respected manu- speak with your regional Ercolina representative or arrange facturers of tube and pipe benders and metal fabricating a demonstration of Ercolina products. machines. Quality Repeatable Bends with Ercolina® About This Catalog: We have tried to make this catalog comprehensive and factual. CML USA, Inc. reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice to price, color, material, equipment, specifications, models, machine operation, tooling requirements and availability. Catalog may have been updated since the time of printing. ercolina-usa.com ercolina-usa.com ROTARY DRAW BENDERS ROTARY ROTARY DRAW BENDERS ercolina-usa.com 1 SB48 Super Bender® Tube & Pipe Bending Machine Fabricators Favorite Additional Savings when Purchasing Tooling Kit with Machine SB48 with Pipe Kit Part# SB48P Pipe CLR Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Size Wall Part # Part # ½″ 1.8 .109 153R046P0500 155P0500 ¾″ 2.2 .113 153R056P0750 155P0750 1″ 2.6 .133 153R067P1000 155P1000 1¼″ 3.5 .140 153R090P1250 155P1250 1½″ 3.9 .145 153R100P1500 155P1500 Pipe Kit only Part# PIPEKIT2 SB48 with “Small Radius” Tube Kit Part# SB48TSR Tube Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Size CLR Wall Part # Part # ¾″ 2.6 .035 153R067T0750 154T0750 ⅞″ 2.2 .065 153R056T0875 154T0875 1″ 2.6 .065 153R067T1000 154T1000 1¼″ 3.2 .083 153R082T1250 154T1250 1½″ 3.9 .083 153R100T1500 154T1500 “Small Radius” Tube Kit only Part# TUBEKIT2SR SB48 with “Large Radius” Tube Kit Part# SB48T Part# SB48 Tube Min. Center Former Counterbend Die machine only Size CLR Wall Part# Part# Year ¾″ 2.6 .035 153R067T0750 154T0750 Limited NTY RRA ⅞″ 2.6 .035 153R067T0875 154T0875 WA 1 1″ 3.2 .035 153R082T1000 154T1000 1¼″ 4.4 .035 153R112T1250 154T1250 1½″ 5.9 .049 153R150T1500 154T1500 1¾″ 6.7 .065 153R170T1750 154T1750 “Large Radius” Tube Kit only Part# TUBEKIT2 Store Multiple Bend Angles and Programs FEATURES ● Ideal for producing consistent quality bends ● Swing away counterbending die vise for in pipe, tube, squares, solids and other easy material handling profiles ● Counterbending die position monitored ● Touch screen programming of bend angle electronically for accuracy and repeatability with system diagnostics in multiple ● Accepts Ercolina’sA40-P two axis position- languages ing table for multiple and sequential bends ● Quick-change tooling system with multiple ● Compact design with base wheels and lift radii available handle ● Digital display of bend angle ● No hydraulic components ● Bend any angle to 180° with independent ● Individual tooling available on pages 15-25 material springback compensation for each bend ● Foot pedal control for hands-free operation 2 ercolina-usa.com ROTARY DRAW BENDERS ROTARY SB48 Capacities & Specifications Tube (Min.) ¼″ (Max.) 2″ Pipe (Max.) 1½″ Sch. 40 Centerline Radius (Min.) 2 x Ø (Max.) 8⅞″ Degree of Bend 0-210° Bending Speed Variable Programming NC with Touchpad (30) programs (9) bends per program Material Positioning Table Available (see page 26) Voltage 120V 1ph (3ph available) Length, Width, Height 22½″ x 16¼″ x 39½″ Weight 300 lbs. All capacities based on A53 grade A 48,000 psi tensile materials; heavy wall and high tensile materials reduce machine capacity. Consult supplier for material specifications. POPULAR ACCESSORIES Tube & Pipe Tooling Kits Spray Lubricant Two Axis Positioner Tooling Kits Pages 15-16 Tooling and Accessories Pages 17-25 Model Comparison Guide Page 32 Easy Part Layout Software Square Tooling ◄ Ercolina Bending Application Product Demonstrations Available on Website NEED ADDITIONAL HELP? CONTACT ERCOLINA: 563.391.7700 [email protected] ercolina-usa.com 3 NejroN Photo/Bigstock.com TB60 Top Bender® Tube & Pipe Bending Machine Fabricators Favorite Additional Savings when Purchasing Tooling Kit with Machine TB60 with Pipe Kit • Part# TB60P Pipe CLR Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Size Wall Part # Part # ½″ 1.8 .109 153R046P0500 155P0500 ¾″ 2.2 .113 153R056P0750 155P0750 1″ 2.6 .133 153R067P1000 155P1000 1¼″ 3.5 .140 153R090P1250 155P1250 1½″ 3.9 .145 153R100P1500 155P1500 2″ 5.9 .109 153R150P2000 155P2000 Pipe Kit only Part# PIPEKIT1 TB60 with “Small Radius” Tube Kit Part# TB60TSR Tube Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Size CLR Wall Part # Part # ¾″ 2.6 .035 153R067T0750 154T0750 ⅞″ 2.2 .065 153R056T0875 154T0875 1″ 2.6 .065 153R067T1000 154T1000 1¼″ 3.2 .083 153R082T1250 154T1250 1½″ 3.9 .083 153R100T1500 154T1500 2″ 5.9 .095 153R150T2000 154T2000 “Small Radius” Tube Kit only Part# TUBEKIT1SR 2½2½″ Tube Capacity TB60 with “Large Radius” Tube Kit Part# TB60 Part# TB60T machine only Tube Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Year CLR Limited Size Wall Part# Part# NTY RRA WA ¾″ 2.6 .035 153R067T0750 154T0750 1 ⅞″ 2.6 .035 153R067T0875 154T0875 1″ 3.2 .035 153R082T1000 154T1000 1¼″ 4.4 .035 153R112T1250 154T1250 1½″ 5.9 .049 153R150T1500 154T1500 1¾″ 6.7 .065 153R170T1750 154T1750 2″ 7.5 .065 153R190T2000 154T2000 Ercolina’s Most “Large Radius” Tube Kit only Part# TUBEKIT1 Popular Workhorse FEATURES ● Ideal for producing consistent quality bends ● Foot pedal control for hands-free operation in pipe, tube, squares, solids and other ● Swing away counterbending die vise for profiles easy material handling ● Touch screen programming of bend angle ● Counterbending die position monitored with system diagnostics in multiple electronically for accuracy and repeatability languages ● Accepts Ercolina’s A40-P two axis position- ● Quick-change tooling system with multiple ing table for multiple and sequential bends radii available ● Compact design with base wheels and lift ● Digital display of bend angle handle ● Bend any angle to 180° with independent ● No hydraulic components material springback compensation for each bend ● Individual tooling available on pages 15-25 ● Two bend speeds 4 ercolina-usa.com ROTARY DRAW BENDERS ROTARY TB60 Capacities & Specifications Tube (Min.) ¼″ (Max.) 2½″ Pipe (Max.) 2″ Sch. 40 Centerline Radius (Min.) 2 x Ø (Max.) 15″ Degree of Bend 0-210° Bending Speed Variable Programming NC with Touchpad (30) programs (9) bends per program Material Positioning Table Available (see page 26) Voltage 220V or 480V 3ph Length, Width, Height 27″ x 15″ x 36″ Weight 430 lbs. All capacities based on A53 grade A 48,000 psi tensile materials; heavy wall and high tensile materials reduce machine capacity. Consult supplier for material specifications. POPULAR ACCESSORIES Tube & Pipe Tooling Kits Spray Lubricant Two Axis Positioner Tooling Kits Pages 15-16 Tooling and Accessories Pages 17-25 Model Comparison Guide Page 32 Easy Part Layout Software Square Tooling ◄ Ercolina Bending Application Product Demonstrations Available on Website NEED ADDITIONAL HELP? CONTACT ERCOLINA: 563.391.7700 [email protected] ercolina-usa.com 5 SvtBig/Bigstock.com TB80 Top Bender® Tube & Pipe Bending Machine Additional Savings when Purchasing Tooling Kit with Machine TB80-4 (480V 3ph) with Pipe Kit • Part# TB80-4P TB80 (220V 3ph) with Pipe Kit • Part# TB80P Pipe CLR Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Size Wall Part # Part # 1″ 2.6 .133 153R067P1000 155P1000 1¼″ 3.5 .140 153R090P1250 155P1250 1½″ 3.9 .145 153R100P1500 155P1500 2″ 5.9 .109 153R150P2000 155P2000 2½″ 10.2 .203 157R260P2500-80 155P2500 Pipe Kit only Part# PIPEKIT6 TB80-4 (480V 3ph) with “Large Radius” Tube Kit Part# TB80-4TLR TB80 (220V 3ph) with “Large Radius” Tube Kit Part# TB80TLR Tube Min. Center Former Counterbend Die Size CLR Wall Part# Part# 1″ 3.2 .035 153R082T1000 154T1000 1¼″ 4.4 .035 153R112T1250 154T1250 1½″ 5.9 .049 153R150T1500 154T1500 1¾″ 6.7 .065 153R170T1750 154T1750 2″ 7.5 .065 153R190T2000
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