BAILEIGH INDUSTRIAL
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about BAILEIGH INDUSTRIAL from 3G Electric.
What is the maximum cutting capacity of the Baileigh Industrial SH-10010 hydraulic machining shear?
The SH-10010 hydraulic machining shear is rated for 10-gauge capacity and has a 100-inch maximum cut width. It is operated by foot pedal and requires three-phase power at 20 A. This shear is designed for straight, clean cuts on sheet metal in metal fabrication and industrial manufacturing. The foot pedal control allows the operator to keep both hands free for positioning material. When specifying this machine, confirm that the available power supply matches the three-phase requirement and that the cut width suits the largest sheet to be processed.
What are the bending capabilities of the Baileigh Industrial BB-12014 manual box and pan brake?
The BB-12014 manual box and pan brake uses hand lever actuation and a top edge finger design to form flanges, channels, and custom shapes. It includes an angle gauge for precise bending and can bend up to 135 degrees. The brake features massive counterweights and apron shafts that ride in precise oilable bearings to maintain tight bend tolerances. It is constructed from steel and finished in white. This machine is suitable for fabrication shops that require manual control over bend angles and finger configurations for box and pan work.
What materials and thicknesses can the Baileigh Industrial BA9-MDL-MSS14H shrinker-stretcher handle?
The BA9-MDL-MSS14H hydraulic shrinker-stretcher is designed for shrinking and stretching steel sheet up to 14-gauge capacity. It has a 6-inch throat depth and is operated via foot pedal for hands-free control. This machine is used in metal forming operations where curved or contoured shapes are required. The hydraulic action provides consistent force for shaping without the manual effort of lever-operated units. Verify that the 14-gauge capacity aligns with the material thicknesses in your application, and ensure the throat depth accommodates the size of the workpieces being formed.
What are the differences between the Baileigh Industrial BG-679, BG-379, and BG-248-3 belt grinders?
The BG-679 and BG-379 are floor-standing belt machines that operate on 220 V three-phase power with 4 hp motors. The BG-679 accepts 6-inch wide by 79-inch long belts, while the BG-379 uses 3-inch wide by 79-inch long belts. The BG-248-3 operates on 110 V single-phase power with a 2 hp motor and uses 2-inch wide by 48-inch long belts. All three are designed for grinding, deburring, and finishing metal surfaces. Selection depends on power availability, required belt width for the application, and motor horsepower needed for material removal rates.
What functions does the Baileigh Industrial SBR-5216 combination machine perform?
The SBR-5216 is a manual sheet metal combination machine that integrates bending, rolling, and shearing functions. It has a 16-gauge brake capacity for steel. This machine allows fabrication and metalworking tasks requiring multiple operations to be performed on a single unit, which can be useful where floor space is limited. The shear function is included, and the brake capacity indicates the maximum steel thickness that can be bent. Confirm that the 16-gauge capacity meets the requirements of the intended applications and that the manual operation aligns with the production volume expected.
What is the brake capacity and finger width of the Baileigh Industrial SB-8 combination machine?
The SB-8 is a manual sheet metal combination machine for bending and shearing. It has a 20-gauge brake capacity in steel and an 8-inch finger width for shear operations. This machine is suitable for fabrication shops and light-gauge metalworking where manual operation is acceptable. The 20-gauge capacity indicates the maximum steel thickness for bending, while the 8-inch finger width defines the shear's capability for cutting narrow strips or notching. Verify that these specifications match the thickness and cut requirements of the work to be performed.
